objects so was not seeing NPEs that others were.
Fixed.
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Make Long not wrapped for now.
Don't svn update until after mdb regenerates everything..
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for element types other than String.
- Changed streamer init to prevent the above change from triggering
a re-init when the delegate is looked-up.
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I was looking up streamers by java name, but passing in the actionscript
name. This was only affecting Object[]'s containing String elements
due to the addition of String to Translations.
Previously, 'java.lang.String' wasn't getting translated into the
actionscript equivalent, so it just worked. Two bugs can cancel each other out.
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I write two lines in the afternoon and it makes me feel alright.
I write two lines in times of peace, I write two in times of war.
I write two lines before I write two lines, and then I write two more.
Bringing ActionScript world into line with the Javver.
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There is no recent (~years) modification of this line, but at the same
time it appears that none of our products use the LocationProvider.moveBody()
method, so maybe this bug has just never been tickled.
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(Put the user content as a child of the system ApplicationDomain).
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I thought I was casting: Function(myObject)
I gotta remember that the function-looking variants do more than cast.
For example:
var o :Object = null;
var s :String = String(o);
trace(s.length); // outputs 4. (s === "null", now)
Apparently Function(args) tries to evaluate the arguments as if they were
code. Switched to casting like (args as Function);
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Created a simple MethodQueue utility class that works nearly identically
to UIComponent.callLater().
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filtering based on package, but we may not ever use that functionality and
it's far more useful to be able to freely include this Log class without
worrying that it will suck in some flex classes as well.
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It's not needed, as the 'int' class has various formatting functions.
These functions can even be called on constants, if you trick the compiler
a little bit by wrapping them in parens:
trace("hex: " + (4097).toString(16));
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I will probably repackage everything I placed under "mx" soon...
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It was always a little special, since it's dispatched from the client, but
I want it to be handled like other messages so that we can recolor
different parts of the message as I do in metasoy.
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Changed the name to _controlledPanel because otherwise it interfered with
subclass _panel variables. (Actionscript won't let variables be masked).
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(Time values are ints and start at 0 when the flash player starts up,
there is a different way to read the epoch millis, returned as a double)
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Ray Greenwell