Mendelsohn, Michael skriver:
Hi list...For some strange reason (and I mean REALLY strange), the second statement below depends on the first statement. As far as I can tell, the two lines have nothing to do with each other. When c runs, clickedOne returns an XMLList. When c is commented out, clickedOne returns null. var c:XMLList = topicData[0].descendants("*").(hasOwnProperty("@title")&& @title == String(u["info"]["text"])); var clickedOne:XMLList = topicData[0].asset.(hasOwnProperty("@title")&& (@title == String(u["info"]["text"]))); Could it somehow be that initializing var c creates "something" that's next needed for the var clickedOne to evaluate properly?
I can't see any reason how this should happen. But my gut instinct says that you should decompile the output and see how the generated loops look like.
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