Patrick Matte wrote:
> public function x(y:Object):void
> {
>
> }
>
> Or this
>
> public function x(y:*):void
> {
>
> }
Or, you can simply turn strict mode off. I tend to agree with Steven
Sacks, though. There's a really good reason for strong typing--mainly,
it's easier to find bugs at compile time than at run time.
Of course, C and C++ are strongly typed, and they allow you to pass in
a pointer, which could point to any type of data. I've always been
wary of that, but it's there.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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