Some stuff.

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Ray Greenwell
2006-02-20 01:03:56 +00:00
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@@ -50,9 +50,16 @@ Notes
what happens if it proceeds to define a class like
com.threerings.presents.client.Client?
- constructors do not defaultly call super()- be sure to do it explicitely.
- <strike>constructors do not defaultly call super()- be sure to do it explicitely.
Maybe we should get in the habit of doing it in Java for consistency and
explicitness.
explicitness.</strike>
CORRECTION: super() is called implicitely, just as in Java.
- It's annoying how there can be only one constructor: if you have classA
that has a 1-arg constructor and it is extended by classB, then the implicit
super() is inserted, but this results in runtime error because the classA
constructor is not being passed an arg. You'd think this would be caught
at compile time...
- I'm a little shaky still about how I'm going to handle arrays. In
ActionScript all arrays (except ByteArray) are the same type: Array.