--- In [email protected], "Matt Chotin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, subclassing "Class" isn't legal and we've filed a bug to get the > compiler to not allow it. Another response looks like it tried to help > find your solution. > > > > Matt >
Thanks Matt! I recognize that this is an odd corner-case, but it's always nice when the compiler and VM are in sync. Thanks for your help. And Dan, thanks for the mind-reading attempt! I was aware of the ArrayElementType, but was looking for some way to create a metadata-like object at runtime as a hint to a function which converts untyped javascript objects into typed actionscript objects. It would have been elegant if I could have used a subclass of Class, so that the argument to the converter could have simply been "Class". As it is, I settled for passing either a Class or "ArrayOf(Class)" to be converted into. Elegance isn't that important though, right?
