Hey,
Darron Schall solved this a while back. If you replace the first line in
ObjectCopy.copy() with this:
var result:Object = new (Function(refObj.__proto__.constructor))();
it should work.
Jim Kremens
On 10/13/06, nelson ramirez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's really of odd. look at the weird thing that happens with the trace:
check this out:
var A:Object = new Object({banner:0, templateType:"sub", dated:false,
cHome:true});
//A.test = "TEST A";
var B:Object = new Object();
B.test = mx.utils.ObjectCopy.copy(A);
//B.test = "TESTB";
trace(" A object :"+A);
trace(B.test+" wtf?");
trace(B.test);
for (i in B.test) {
trace(i+"inside B.test[i]: "+i+" : "+B.test[i]);
}
//output
A object :[object Object]
undefined wtf? <<<<<!!!!
[type Object]
cHomeinside B.test[i]: cHome : true
datedinside B.test[i]: dated : false
templateTypeinside B.test[i]: templateType : sub
bannerinside B.test[i]: banner : 0
How come if you trace a string with it it makes it undefined? i've
never seen trace do that before 0.o
On 10/13/06, Josh Santangelo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've never gotten ObjectCopy to work properly. I've tried using it in
> a bunch of different projects and never get anything back but
> undefined. I'm not sure why though -- looking at the class, the code
> seems sound.
>
> -josh
>
> On Oct 10, 2006, at 7:41p, grimmwerks wrote:
>
> > I've done the dstObj[i] = copy( srcObj[i] );
> >
> >
> > Here's the weirdness: the test code:
> >
> > tPage = new Object({banner : 0,templateType : "sub",dated :
> > false,cHome :
> > true})
> > trace("trace 1: " + tPage);
> >
> > tObj = new Object();
> > tObj.page = mx.utils.ObjectCopy.copy(tPage);
> > trace(" trace 2 : page: " + tObj.page);
> > for(i in tObj.page){trace("inside tObj.page[i]: " + i + " : " +
> > tObj.page
> > [i])};
> >
> >
> > ----
> > I get this:
> >
> > trace 1: [object Object]
> > trace 2 : page: undefined
> > inside tObj.page[i]: cHome : true
> > inside tObj.page[i]: dated : false
> > inside tObj.page[i]: templateType : sub
> > inside tObj.page[i]: banner : 0
> >
> >
> > ------
> >
> > Now I ask you - how can tObj.page be UNDEFINED when it has
> > variables like
> > tObj.page.cHome = true?
> >
> > I've got an app that I've got these 'screen templates' that on the
> > first
> > save, they work; but when someone re-opens and re-saves, it kills
> > everything. What gives?
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