No, because it's a for (x in a) loop, not a for (x; y; z) loop. In AS2 it iterates backwards over the elements. Not sure about AS3, but it should work there, too. Try it and see!
On 12/21/06, Andy Herrman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wouldn't doing the splice there change the indexes of everything else in the array and mess up the loop? For instance: [1, 2, A, A, 5, A, 7] say you're deleting the As. The first time you do a splice you remove the first one, and get: [1, 2, A, 5, A, 7] The index of everything after the first A has now changed. The second one is now at index 3, but you already handled index 3 in the for loop. Is the for-in loop smart enough to run index 3 again, since the value there is new?
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