Cor wrote:
Declaring it within a function will make the variable LOCAL (= usage in that
function only).
You only declare it outside, once and (re)use it as often as you like.
I would advise that it's best to avoid doing that. Most of the time it
won't give you a problem, but then you'll spend some time trying to find
out why that function call is messing up the loop count of the code it's
called in.
HTH
Cor
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Declaring Function Variables
What's the best practice for declaring reused variables within a
function in AS3? For example, if you use "count" several times in your
function, if you declare it at the start of your function, "var
count:Number;" it makes it harder to cut and paste your code for use
elsewhere but you get errors if redeclare it (like you could in AS2)
throughout your script.
David Benman
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