joshtynjala commented on issue #203:
URL: https://github.com/apache/royale-compiler/issues/203#issuecomment-998991552
> toString and indexOf:
I'll look into these.
> I don't think hasOwnProperty ever needs to be quoted. Here value is an
array of objects, but value in this case is actually types as an Object instead
of an Array. I don't know if that makes a difference.
Usually, when [] square bracket syntax is used, the returned value is
considered to be of type `*` by the AS3 compiler. This applies to using square
brackets with both arrays and objects. I think that `Vector` is the one
exception when the type should be known at compile time when using square
brackets. So technically, the compiler is behaving as expected here.
Assigning to a variable of type `Object` should be enough to let the
compiler know that `hasOwnProperty()` and other `Object` methods are available:
```
var currentValue:Object = value[i];
if(currentValue.hasOwnProperty("selected")){
```
I'm wary to upgrade `*` to `Object` automatically when resolving
dynamic-access-unknown-members. It should be safe most of the time, but there
may be edge cases that I haven't remembered yet.
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