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Josh Tynjala updated FLEX-34912:
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Description:
Try the following code:
var test:Object = {};
test.whatever = "some value";
The compiler will give the following error:
Access of possibly undefined property whatever.
The reason is because the Object class in JS.swc isn't marked as dynamic.
There is a workaround. A property can be set with square brackets:
test["whatever"] = "some value";
was:
Try the following code:
var test:Object = {};
test.whatever = "some value";
The compiler will give the following error:
Access of possibly undefined property whatever.
The reason is because the Object class in JS.swc isn't marked as dynamic.
> Object class in JS.swc is not dynamic, resulting in error when setting
> properties
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> Key: FLEX-34912
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-34912
> Project: Apache Flex
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: FalconJX
> Affects Versions: Apache FalconJX 0.0.3
> Reporter: Josh Tynjala
>
> Try the following code:
> var test:Object = {};
> test.whatever = "some value";
> The compiler will give the following error:
> Access of possibly undefined property whatever.
> The reason is because the Object class in JS.swc isn't marked as dynamic.
> There is a workaround. A property can be set with square brackets:
> test["whatever"] = "some value";
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