Hi-
Thanks, but the AS operator results in a NULL because the conversion fails(!!).
Bottom line: AS operator does not work for this problem ...
Naga
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Chuck Preston itsmechuckjr@... wrote:
I don't know the reason why objects lose their type sometimes, but I
Howdy-
Follow up for all.
Solution: Delete the view component and rebuild it from scratch.
Explanation: I do not know why object deep copy fails sometimes in Flex, but
after rooting around searches for two days I remembered something from the days
of Flex 2 -- when all else false, delete and
... one more thing I discovered (accidentally):
Right-click your mobile application file, select Run/Debug Settings, select
your application file name, click Edit and make sure the Clear application
data on each launch box is checked...
I don't no how it got un-checked, but apparently when the
I don't know the reason why objects lose their type sometimes, but I know that
when it does happen, the solution is to retype them. In your case, you'd have
to do something in your first view like: var modelLocator:ModelLocator = data
as ModelLocator;
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