Let me clarify. I am trying to use argument placeholders in my
ActionScript created Resource Bundle.
In a .properties file, you would write:
DISTANCE_FORMAT={0} miles
So how would you do the same in ActionScript? The compiler does not like
the curly braces {}?
rb.content["DISTANCE_FORMAT"] = {0} miles; //?? does not like {0}
Thanks,
Jeff
--- In [email protected], "securenetfreedom" <nv1...@...>
wrote:
>
> I am creating ActionScript ResourceBundles.
> Is possible to create a resource key/value via AS that allows
arguments
> like:
>
> rb.content["DISTANCE_FORMAT"] = {0} miles;
>
> I am getting key/value pairs from a database so I will be creating the
> RBs at runtime. So will be looping thru the result set with something
> like:
>
> rb.content[record[i].key] = {0} record[i].value;
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeff
>
