InvocationRegistration had a constructor called Registration. I wonder if
that was causing the compile error with beta2.
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Boy, fun.
I guess I'm embracing the 'adapter' construct for emulating anonymous
classes, but I wish I wasn't.
I have half an idea to start over from scratch and write a very
actionscripty dobj/services/receiver system that ends up looking very
different on the client but still speaks to the server in the same way.
Probably things would just get more and more complex until I was back here.
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We can revert these statements when/if that bug gets fixed.
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- There seems to be a compiler bug that causes classes to be
imported spuriously, or something. Classes that import only one of the Log
classes are complaining about visibility of more than one of them.
- static constants are not inherited by subclasses, which is super annoying.
I will try switching to prototype consts, but there seems to be a problem
initializing those, and we don't want to make them vars...
- The fact that there are no inner classes combined with no method overloading
is making things very inconvenient. I've been experimenting with faking
an anonymous class by instantiating a dynamic object and attaching
functions to it, but it's not working. I'll continue experimenting, because
if we can't do this then someone shoot me.
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Never in my life have I spent so much time debugging so little.
I think the flash player is full of bugs, I've learned to just run
everything two or three times and chase the error that happens the most. Fun!
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- There is no such thing as Comparable in ActionScript, I had made my own,
but String (one of the most common keys) couldn't implement it, and String
is a final class (like in Java). It would be a huge inconvenience to have
to wrap String objects.
- The language also has no .equals() method in the base class. The strict
equality operator (===) works like equals() except that objects that
aren't one of the base types (String, Number, Boolean, int) are compared
by reference. I added a "Equalable" interface, if the key in a DSet
implements that interface then equals() is called, otherwise the strict
equality operator is used.
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new wacky things (and possible compiler bugs) on the way.
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It's not functional, there are still large holes in the implementation.
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basic streamers defined for them (String, Integer, Boolean) and not
other arbitrary objects.
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There's a long way to go and I think I need to rethink the way streaming
will work, but this is a start. These classes all compile under
the flex environment.
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Ray Greenwell