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When you do binding the type will be
maintained. So all of those will be of the type you specified. Matt From: 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:
From: What about the :Number and :String
difference in his Array, aren't the label and data properties both Strings
now..? Thijs Op 17-jun-2005, om 21:51 heeft Matt Chotin
het volgende geschreven:
<mx:Object>
<label>d4</label>
<data>4</data> </mx:Object> </mx:Array> Alternatively: <mx:Array> <mx:Object
label=”d4” data="" boolean="{Boolean(true)}" /> </mx:Array> Matt From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use
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