Follow actionscript convention and create a reasonable name for it.
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(Because it just uses a Map of your choosing under the hood.)
There is really no new functionality here, but it is neat, except for the one
stupid thing: keys get converted to Strings when iterating with a 'for' loop.
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like this, we can think about where the interface would be useful.
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in an initObject. This is a fairly common practice in flash and let's go ahead
and use it sometimes, even though it's prone to runtime errors.
Our version of this has a defaults Object as well as another Object that can be
specified to mask properties from the initObject.
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resulting array. Users requiring strong non-modification guarantees can manually do a deep or
a shallow copy of the array, as appropriate for their task.
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Zyraxxis to hork.
Deep within our streaming code, ArrayMask objects were being created with
zero length when streaming non-final arrays with a zero length. This tickled
a "feature" of Adobe's IDataInput code, which reads *all available bytes*
if you pass readBytes() a length of 0.
What's really annoying is that this worked fine if you were notified
of the zero-length array via a PropertySetEvent, because that event
would come in on its own frame and so if the array's length was zero then
there were no more bytes to read. But if you entered a game and had
to receive all the usercode properties at once, it booched.
There are clumps of my pulled-out hair all around my desk from that.
And: this is ultimately my own fault, as my old code didn't handle the
case of the passed-in ByteArray having 0 length.
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did logoff between a real logoff and a server switch.
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completed, or connecting, disconnecting and reconnceting before client object
resolution completes a little more gracefully.
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"Object == null" comparison. Otherwise the user might pass in an
undefined, and expect a strict equality test.
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servers for execution. The class in question must exist on the remote server
but all of our servers are all always running the same code, so this follows.
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than trying to go to our previous place. If we're no longer in a place (like we
switched servers to get where we're going), then we'll try to go back to our
previous place.
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Putting you at the top level screws up use of another Log class.
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outstanding know that their subscription request failed.
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politely complain that they're talking a lot but not disconnect them.
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(e.g toString(StringBuffer)) we use the properly renamed version
(e.g. toStringBuffer(StringBuffer)) when generating our ActionScript.
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Ray Greenwell