That is really weird, huh?
Well, for strings, I think it's often better to use .length for Boolean
tests, anyway:
function test(s:String) {
if (s.length) {
// Catches any nonempty string.
} else {
// Catches null, undefined, and empty strings.
}
}
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T. Michael Keesey
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Difference between null and undefined?
Thats very strange, but in usual case you do not check for the pure
value, but for the value, saved in a variable:
a = "foo";
trace(!a); // false
Janosch
Mike schrieb:
>That's what I thought, too, but when I did the test, !"foo" evaluated
as
>true.
>
>trace(!"foo"); /// Outputs "true".
>--
>T. Michael Keesey
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