For AS3, I think it is fine to use the new operator in general - I was
clutching-at-straws as to why something might be different in your
scenario (largely because I know in AS2 there was a difference between
and new String() as there was the concept of primitives and object
forms of the string
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For AS3, I think it is fine to use the new operator in general - I was
clutching-at-straws as to why something might be different
/a;);
- Gordon
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Re: question about string equality
Oops, I deleted part of a sentence
=== I believe it doesn't affect strings.
if name == null and category = new String() then they are not == or ===,
but their valueOf may be
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