Curious, what does, "mechanically generated code" mean? Space robots?
...with the kicking and the biting with the metal teeth and the hurting
and shoving.
ryanm
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wn little universe?
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Curious, what does, "mechanically generated code" mean? Space robots?
Jason Merrill
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Using $ for identifier is valid in Flash. Also, according to ECMA-262,
"the dollar sign is intended for use only in mechanically generated
code"(7.6 Identifiers).
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/1197.html
But I do not use it in Flash because $ has special meaning in other
lang
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I have seen others do it, or mark parameters with a "p_".
I prefer no
I used to use $ to mark private vars back when doing AS1, before there were
explicit privates. I alwys preferred it to the _, because it's a easier to
see, and shows that those vars are special -- not to be [EMAIL PROTECTED] with!
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nobody else did this, so I stopped because I figured it woul
So I really am in my own little universe. Far out, moon doggie!
I use p_ for parameters, _ for private properties, and $ for (almost)
everything temporary (ie, var functions). Like $tmc for a movieclip.
I think we're each other on our very own universe. :)
Zeh
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I have seen others do it, or mark parameters with a "p_".
I prefer not to mark parameters in any special way. I mark private
variables with
So I really am in my own little universe. Far out, moon doggie!
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Using $ in flash is just
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I've used it to indicate arguments in a function to clarify the origin
of
the variable, like this:
function myFunc($arg1,$arg2){
at for some native properties (_x,_y).
Does anyone else do this, or am I just in my own little universe?
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In addition, some programmers also use $ to indicate a string.
Jason Merrill
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Of Paul Venton
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>>I know PHP uses it and TorqueScript use "$" and "%" to differentiate
between
>>global ($) an
I know PHP uses it and TorqueScript use "$" and "%" to differentiate between
global ($) and local (%) variables but it has no special meaning in Flash.
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