You are casting the function to the var. There's probably another
way to do this, but this will work.
if (someFunction(data)){
Result = true;
} else {
Result = false;
)
--- In [email protected], "robbieshere" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hi. I have the following lines in an ActionScript code:
>
> private var Result:Boolean;
> result = someFunction(data);
>
> if (Result){
> etc..
> }
>
> ..the function "someFunction()" returns a Boolean value. This code
> works fine, except when I perform a step trace, I notice that in
the
> if statement, when it checks the value of Result, jumps to the
line:
> result=someFunction(data) ..and goes on to evaluate the function!
> Therefore I am wondering if it always evaluates someFunction(data)
> everytime I use the Result variable in my code.
>
> If so, is there a way I can just extract the value so that I don't
> have to keep running the function? (say the function is a bunch of
> nested for-statements...that would take a lot of time to compute!)
>
> Thanks for the help.
> Rob Graham
>
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