You could also do:
var myArray:ArrayExtension = new ArrayExtension();
myArray.push("Hello", "Goodbye", "World");
same result as doing them separately.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, that will work. So there is no definitive way to add the values all at
once, i.e. [1,4,5,76,3] when extending an Array?
Thanks again.
Ian Thomasn wrote:
Hi there (whoever you are!)
Your problem is that the [1,2,3] initialiser syntax is actually a
short cut for creating a new Array() object, not an ArrayExtension().
So you're replacing the object you just created with new().
What you need to do is to _modify_ your ArrayExtension() object, not replace it.
If you try:
var myArray:ArrayExtension = new ArrayExtension();
myArray.push("Hello");
myArray.push("Goodbye");
myArray.push("World");
That should sort your problem.
HTH,
Ian
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