According to the ECMA-262 (11.8 and 11.9), all the statements below
should return false. And so does JavaScript in Netscape. Therefore, I
think this is a bug.
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Tuomas Glad wrote:
I was wondering how this is possible?
var test:Number = undefined;
trace(test = 0); // true
trace(test
Hello everybody,
I was wondering how this is possible?
var test:Number = undefined;
trace(test = 0); // true
trace(test == 0); // false
trace(test 0); // undefined
- tuomas
Tuomas Glad
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user interface designer
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20101 Turku Finland
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Tuomas Glad wrote:
var test:Number = undefined;
trace(test = 0); // true
a=b is defined as !(ab) - and undefined0 is undefined.
This undefined = 0 is true - for quite annoying reasons.
:)
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