Have you tried
strEMail = String(GlobalVars.instance.acUser.getItemAt(0));
Do not have my machine in front of me to test but pretty sure you can cast
something that way. I know that's the way I do it to cast MovieClip names.
Regards,
Peter
On 7/17/08, Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm trying to pull a variable from an arrayCollection which I know is
> type String.
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> Here's the code:
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> *public* *var* strEMail:String;
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> …
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> Private function …
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> {
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> strEMail = GlobalVars.instance.acUser.getItemAt(0);
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> }
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> That above line of course throws an error because it's not sure that the
> variable at (0) is actually a string even though I know it is. In C++ I
> would just tell it using a typecast that it is a string.
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> How can I copy that element into a variable?
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> Thanks!
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Peter Witham
http://www.evolutiondata.com
Internet and Multimedia developer
Certified Flash Designer.
