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Because <mx:String> under an object makes it a property. You cannot have to properties on an object with the same name.
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flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thijs Triemstra | Collab
So why does adding the <mx:String/> node give a compiler error?
Thijs
Op 17-jun-2005, om 22:45 heeft Abdul Qabiz het volgende geschreven:
[snip] <mx:Array> <mx:Object> <mx:String>d4</mx:String> <mx:Number>d4</mx:Number> <mx:Boolean>d4</mx:Boolean> </mx:Object> </mx:Array>
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that works, a array with an object would be created with three properties with these names:
String, Boolean and Number with values d4, d4 and d4 respectively.
If you add one more <mx:String /> node, you will see compiler error.
<mx:Array> <mx:Object> <mx:String>d4</mx:String> <mx:Number>d4</mx:Number> <mx:Boolean>d4</mx:Boolean> <mx:String>d5</mx:String> </mx:Object> </mx:Array>
But why would want to do this way, it doesn't look logically correct to me.
-abdul
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On Behalf Of Mercer, Dustin Oops, that won’t work at all L I am not sure if this will work either, but it doesn’t throw any compiler errors (but neither did the wrong one…) . There are other ways also depending on what you are trying to do. Are you trying to avoid AS altogether or just trying the different options?
<mx:Array> <mx:Object> <label><mx:String>d4</mx:String></label> <data><mx:Number>4</mx:Number></data> <bool><mx:Boolean>true</mx:Boolean></bool> </mx:Object> </mx:Array>
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On Behalf Of Mercer, Dustin
You may want to try this instead. I didn’t test this, but I think I have used it before.
<mx:Array> <mx:Object> <mx:String>d4</mx:String> <mx:Number>d4</mx:Number> <mx:Boolean>d4</mx:Boolean> </mx:Object> </mx:Array>
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Hehe..
And would this work?
var theLabel:String = "d4"; var theData:Number = 4; var theBoolean:Boolean = true;
<mx:Array> <mx:Object label=”{String(theLabel)}” data="" flag="{Boolean(theBoolean)}" /> </mx:Array> And if it doesn't work, does that mean that Flex always recognize 'true' as a Boolean and not as a String?
I can't think of a case where it would matter that your 'best-guess' is wrong but just interested..
Thijs
Op 17-jun-2005, om 22:09 heeft Matt Chotin het volgende geschreven:
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<mx:Object>
<label>d4</label>
<data>4</data>
</mx:Object> </mx:Array>
<mx:Object label=”d4” data="" boolean="{Boolean(true)}"
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