Oh, it works correctly, assuming I'm not dumb and give a couple
"constants" the same values. It just seems strange for this to be
allowed. Thus the question "why does this work". I would think it
shouldn't even compile.
-Andy
On 4/17/07, Hans Wichman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
what were
Hello :)
in AS2 you can create constants with the ASSetProgFlags global method :
public static var CONNECTED:String = "CONNECTED" ;
public static var FAILURE:String= "FAILURE" ;
public static var NOT_CONNECTED:String = "NOT_CONNECTED";
private static var __ASPF__ = _glo
Hi,
what were your own test results? :)
Yes you can do this, and flash will execute the first matching case
statement. Any other matches will be ignored.
greetz
JC
On 4/17/07, Andy Herrman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just realized that there are a number of switch statements in my
code whic
I just realized that there are a number of switch statements in my
code which probably shouldn't work, yet appear to, and I'm wondering
why.
Here's a really simple example. I have a class that tracks the
connection state of my app, with the following values used as the
states (read-only attribut
Oh, the code is OK, and it works. I'm just surprised Flash lets you
have case statements with non-constant values. Since the case values
are actually functions that are evaluated it's possible that you can
have multiple case statements of the same value. I'm not used to
languages/compilers allo
> > Why does the following work when published as Flash 6
> Actionscript 2, but not Flash 7 actionscript 2 (or Flash 8
> Actionscript 2).var nInt:Number;var oMain:Object = {};var
> nCounter:Number;var sClipName:String;var
> nClipDepth:Number;function spawnClip():Void{var
> mcTemp:MovieClip
Hi Stephen,
You are incrementing nCounter without ever initializing it. In Flash 6
and earlier if you incremented an undefined value it treated it as 0,
but in Flash 7 and later it remains undefined. Set nCounter to 0 first
and all should be well.
Jake
On 11/12/06, Stephen Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Why does the following work when published as Flash 6 Actionscript 2, but not
Flash 7 actionscript 2 (or Flash 8 Actionscript 2).var nInt:Number;var
oMain:Object = {};var nCounter:Number;var sClipName:String;var
nClipDepth:Number;function spawnClip():Void{var mcTemp:MovieClip =
this.attachM
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