Well, from a C++ background string concatenation would be done through operator overloading.
Troy. On 5/4/07, Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/4/07, Troy Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]<troy.gilbert%40gmail.com>> wrote: > String is a primitive type, like int/uint/Number (which have operators) and > Boolean, which all have special casting rules and operator "overloading". There's no special operator "overloading" in String. For example: var n:int = "hello".length; trace(n + ""); // prints 5 "hello" is a String object itself. So it can be assigned to any variable of type String. var s:String = "hello"; No magic there.
