> So far looks good. Only one error I couldn't figure out:
>
> class Hello {
> function new() {
> // creates a textfield named 'tf'
> for i in 0...5 {
>
> Boot.current.createTextField("tf"+i,i,i,i,Stage.width,Stage.height);
> var tf : TextField = Boot.current["tf"+i]; //
> throws compiler error
> tf.text = "hello world !";
> }
> }
> static var init : Hello = new Hello();
> }
>
> (18:34:31 <~/working/haxe_test>) 0 $ haxe -cp . -cp std -cp flash/ -swf
> hello.swf Hello -v; open hello.swf
> Classpath : /usr/local/bin/flash/;flash/;std/;./;/usr/local/bin/std/;;/
> ./Hello.hx:6: characters 38-44 : String should be Int
>
> I should be able to do this, right?
No, you can't.
I mean, you CAN be the type system forbid you to do it.
In haXe, brackets [] accesses are only for Arrays, and MovieClip is not
an Array.
You can use untyped for that, since it will skip the type checks :
var tf : TextField = untyped Boot.current["tf"+i];
Nicolas
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