Thanks for your response:
> Use int instead of Boolean ?
>
> -1 (instead of null)
> 0 (instead of false)
> 1 (instead of true)
You are right, this is better than declaring b:*.
Hindsite tells me I would be a better programmer if I just created a
second function (one to toggleDetails and one to setDetails) I
thought I was making it more concrete by creating one function that
did it all, but when I really think about it, it's harder for someone
to understand the implied meaning (e.g. not passing a parameter means
you toggle) than having to remember there are two separate
functions...
private var _details:Boolean;
public function toggleDetails():void{
_details = !_details;
}
public function setDetails(b:Boolean):void{
_details = b;
}
Thanks...
