Robert, it's awesome. Thank you!
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 5:52 PM, Robert Leisle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi ACE,
This works:
var bookList:Object = {
BOOK1:{isbn:155209328X,Price:$19.95.,Title:This is Book1 Title},
BOOK2:{isbn:0072231726,Price:$24.95.,Title:This is Book2 Title} };
for (var book:* in bookList) {
trace(book);
for (var i:* in bookList[book]) {
trace(\t+i+: +bookList[book][i]);
}
}
/*Output:
BOOK1
Price: $19.95.
isbn: 155209328X
Title: This is Book1 Title
BOOK2
Price: $24.95.
isbn: 0072231726
Title: This is Book2 Title
*/
Hth,
Bob
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of ACE Flash
Sent: Friday, May 02, 2008 2:12 PM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: [Flashcoders] A simple question for getting Object info.
Hi there,
I could use for... in script to retrieve BOOK1, BOOK2 as below. Do you
know
how can I retrieve all data inside of {} for BOOK1, BOOK2?
I tried to use for..each..in script... but I could only get the OBJECT.
Thank you
var bookList:Object = {
BOOK1:{isbn:155209328X,Price:$19.95.,Title:This is Book1 Title},
BOOK2:{isbn:0072231726,Price:$24.95.,Title:This is Book2 Title}
};
for (var bok:* in bookList) {
trace(bok);
}
//for each (var bok:* in bookList) {
//trace(bok);
//}
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