You're not in Lisp any more monkey boy! :P
Still sucks that you have to say 'return'...
On Sep 17, 2008, at 6:35 PM, "Henry Minsky"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh I forgot to actually return any value from my console bridge object
override function makeObjectLink (rep:String, id,
attrs=null):String {
trace(' console bridge makeObjectLink', rep, id, attrs);
this.window.makeObjectLink(rep,id,attrs);
}
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Henry Minsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
I typed 'canvas' into the window debugger in swf9, and I get a blank
line echoed back,. I put the following
tracing into LzDebugMessage.toArray, and it shows the string going
in, but empty string and undefined coming out
of the calls to "toHTML", which are being called on strings. Maybe
the 'toHTML' method does not work on
these strings that are the output of substring()?
function toArray (linkMaker=null):Array {
if (linkMaker == null) {
linkMaker = function (rep, id) {return Debug.ObjectForID(id);}
}
var msg = this.message;
var base = 0;
var limit = msg.length;
var start = 0;
var end = 0;
var objs = this.objects;
var id;
var array = [];
var len = objs.length;
for (var i = 0; i < len; i++) {
var annot = objs[i];
start = annot.start;
end = annot.end;
id = annot.id;
trace('[1] toArray calling linkMaker ',
(msg.substring(base,end)));
array.push(msg.substring(base, start)['toHTML']());
trace('[1.1] len ', array.length, '=', array[0]);
trace('[2] toArray calling linkMaker ',
(msg.substring(start,end)));
array.push(linkMaker((msg.substring(start,end))['toHTML'](),
id));
trace('[2.1]', array.length, '=', array[1]);
base = end;
}
array.push(msg.substring(base, limit)['toHTML']());
return array;
}
[trace] addText Ç<canvas>#0| This is the canvasÈ
[trace] [1] toArray calling linkMaker Ç<canvas>#0| This is the can
vasÈ
[trace] [1.1] len 1 =
[trace] [2] toArray calling linkMaker Ç<canvas>#0| This is the can
vasÈ
[trace] makeObjectLink Ç<canvas>#0| This is the canvasÈ
[trace] [2.1] 2 = undefined
[trace] addText
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Henry Minsky
Software Architect
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Henry Minsky
Software Architect
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
