You can't strict type items in a hash. You never could, and you don't
need to. You cast them as you pull them out of the hash.
myObject[i] = {};
myObject[i].prop = Prop Value;
var someProp:String = myObject[i].prop;
Not to mention, casting as object is considered weak typing since an
object
eval() hasn't been needed for some time (since bracket[] notation
introduced). Just need to remember that you can't type the properties of a
plain Object:
var numItems:int = 10;
var myObject:Object = new Object();
for (var i:int=0; inumItems; i++) {
You could make a collection object holding your various objects (1...N) and
then have a key for each object. From there you could easily make a method
to get a particular item by id out of your collection.
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From: Eric Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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