Oh, yes, I misunderstood you. When I read "ugly runtime errors", I
understood "a runtime action script error", like the ones are reported by
flash player debug version.
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andrei
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 7:30 AM, Jeroen Beckers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi Thomaz,
>
> Wouldn't that be the
Hi Thomaz,
Wouldn't that be the exact same thing as testing against the interface
references that's stored which each analyzer (as I suggested in my post) ?
Since there is no compile-time way to check this, i'm going to check all the
items with all the analyzers in the analyze() method and give a
and if each IAnalyzer implements a function called getAnalyzedProperty(),
returning a string, and if each item (using an IItem interface, for example)
implements a function called hasProperty(), receiving a string as parameter?
So, you could check if the item has the "getProperty()" function the
an
Hi list!
Situation: I have a class that analyzes stuff. There are different analyzing
classes, such as "HeightAnalyzer", "WeightAnalyzer", "LevelAnalyzer", etc.
You can add an analyzer to the class by using
'myClass.addAnalyzer(newAnalyzer:IAnalyzer)'.
As you can see, there is an IAnalyzer interfa
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