for the confusion.
Hal
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You say [object Object
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You say [object Object] is the correct output if the object is a
movie clip. This isn't the behavior I see. Any time I trace
What is stored in the Array?
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Quick question, can I toString an array element.
ie
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Quick question, can I toString an array element.
ie: var myStr:String = toString(aArray[i]);// where 'i' is the
increment.
I
] toString(aArray[i]) ?? does this work
Quick question, can I toString an array element.
ie: var myStr:String = toString(aArray[i]);// where 'i' is the
increment.
I am having an issue with this. when I trace myStr it traces [object
object]
instead of what I intended/expected
You're using toString wrong. toString is a native method of objects.
Use:
aArray[i].toString()
or
String(aArray[i])
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toString() is a method of the Object class and it doesn't have any
arguments. So while every object in Flash has a toString method, by
default it returns [object Object]. From your code it looks like
what you're actually doing is calling this.toString(), you probably
want to do something like
] toString(aArray[i]) ?? does this work
I think what you really want is this:
var myStr:String = aArray[i].toString();
I don't know of any global toString() function. What's probably
happening is that you're doing the equivalent of
`this.toString(aArray[i])`. The scope object's toString
var myStr:String = aArray[i].toString();
HTH,
Mark
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Quick question, can I toString an array element.
ie: var myStr:String = toString(aArray[i]);// where 'i' is the
increment.
I am having an issue with this. when I trace
] toString(aArray[i]) ?? does this work
Quick question, can I toString an array element.
ie: var myStr:String = toString(aArray[i]);// where 'i' is the
increment.
I am having an issue with this. when I trace myStr it traces [object object]
instead of what I intended/expected
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Quick question, can I toString an array element.
ie: var myStr:String = toString(aArray[i]);// where 'i' is the
increment.
I am
Andy,
I see what you are saying, I think. That the .toString()
has to be used as a method directly being addressed by the
object. Like I said that what I think you are saying. How
ever it seems I still can not get the string myMCinArray1
or myMCinArray2 or myMCinArray3 etc when I
Quick question, can I toString an array element.
ie: var myStr:String = toString(aArray[i]);// where 'i' is the
increment.
I am having an issue with this. when I trace myStr it traces [object object]
instead of what I intended/expected mcMovieClipName14 as a string.
Any insite
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