I would say to hell with the VB coders (and I used to be one). What
if you want to change your implementation later on? What if this
functionality changes with AS3? Without an API, you open yourself up
to all sorts of fun stuff that may force the user to have to change
their code later on. Be nice to yourself and to your users. You'll be
happier in the end, and your guilt will be assuaged (rightly so)! And
when was the last time that VB/VBScript catered to anyone in the
Java, JavaScript, or ActionScript world? They use completely
different syntax, so don't fret about it.
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Dec 29, 2005, at 10:05 PM, g.wygonik wrote:
whew! thought i might have missed clever and cool in there! :-) though
your comment did bring up some ideas i'll try in the AM.
it's all whack in my book right now. like i told Jesse - it works,
i'll keep it.
time for bed!
g.
On 12/29/05, Claus Wahlers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
__resolve?
nope...
not unless there's some super-secret way of using __resolve
outside of
the "normal" way.
even with a __resolve function in-place in my class, you still
get the
dreaded "Left side of assignment operator must be variable or
property." when calling:
session("foo") = "bar";
ah yes of course:
non-singleton-version:
var session:Session = new Session();
session("foo") = "bar";
this makes no sense.
maybe:
session.foo = "bar";
in combination with __resolve?
or maybe even let getInstance return a method of the singleton rather
than the instance itself? hmm no then the :Session type would be
invalid.. i guess the only way to do that is using the standard
dot-notation and __resolve.
sorry can't test as2 stuff right now, but maybe it helps somehow ;)
cheers,
claus.
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