That is the problem when you have to use someone's API and it does not
follow standards.
They probably wrote it before we know the right way to do getters and
setters - or they never bothered to read up on the state of the art in
programming.
Ron
T. Michael Keesey wrote:
On 8/21/07, Ron Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
myShape.x = 500;
I hope that you meant
myshape.setX(500);
Huh?
No, that's not part of the flash.display.Shape API. And while it's
true that "x" in this context is actually not a true field, but a pair
of methods (__get__x and __set__x, not getX and setX) disguised as a
field, I think you can safely ignore that in an introductory class.
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