Some stuff.
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@@ -50,9 +50,16 @@ Notes
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what happens if it proceeds to define a class like
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com.threerings.presents.client.Client?
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- constructors do not defaultly call super()- be sure to do it explicitely.
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- <strike>constructors do not defaultly call super()- be sure to do it explicitely.
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Maybe we should get in the habit of doing it in Java for consistency and
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explicitness.
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explicitness.</strike>
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CORRECTION: super() is called implicitely, just as in Java.
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- It's annoying how there can be only one constructor: if you have classA
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that has a 1-arg constructor and it is extended by classB, then the implicit
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super() is inserted, but this results in runtime error because the classA
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constructor is not being passed an arg. You'd think this would be caught
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at compile time...
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- I'm a little shaky still about how I'm going to handle arrays. In
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ActionScript all arrays (except ByteArray) are the same type: Array.
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