Oops, sorry. Thanks, you're right!
FlexBuilder code completion wasn't giving me the chance to put a variable
after is - so I just assumed it wasn't possible (like in Java).
andrii_olefirenko wrote:
obj is cls - it works for me, no compile error (Flex SDK 3).
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Yeah, builder's not so smart when you're trying to do anything out of the
ordinary :)
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 4:01 PM, Mark Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops, sorry. Thanks, you're right!
FlexBuilder code completion wasn't giving me the chance to put a variable
after is - so I just
Hi Mike - sorry, you've lost me there...
The few tests I've done show that obj is cls is what I need. Are you
saying that does not work?
Michael Schmalle wrote:
Adding to the insight, if you wanted to use the 'is' operator with those
two
arguments, you need to create an instance of the
The question has been answered (yes, it is possible to use is as part of
isInstanceOf() method. Here's an example of my use of
this mechanism (for determining if geometric shapes share an instance of a
particular class of constraint, e.g. are these two line
segments perpendicular to each
I messed up, what I said does not work, to early in the morning for me. :)
'is' tests an instance to a class reference. I was thinking in the opposite
direction when I gave that example.
Eric shows you.
Mike
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 11:41 AM, Eric Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The question
I've got an array of objects which I want to filter according to the object's
class. The class itself is referenced by a variable so I cannot use the is
operator.
I'd like to be able to do something like:
filterClass.isInstance(obj)
Do I need to use isPrototypeOf()? - I don't really understand
I don't think that works when I have a variable of Class type.
public static function isObjectInstanceOfClass(obj:Object,
cls:Class):Boolean {
return obj is cls; // compile error
}
florian.salihovic wrote:
You are searching for the is-operator:
var displayObject:DisplayObject = new
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