var retVal:stuff = new stuff(); with(retVal) { a = 1; b = 2; c = 3; } trace("retVal.a == " + retVal.a); trace("retVal.b == " + retVal.b); trace("retVal.c == " + retVal.c); internal class stuff { public var a:int; public var b:int; public var c:int; public function stuff():void{} } //output: /* retVal.a == 1 retVal.b == 2 retVal.c == 3 */Not sure I find this useful. Saves typing, but I am not sure how I feel about debugging code written like this. Also, intellisense in flashDevelop doesn't appreciate it. Maybe I will use the with keyword... Depends on how much typing I need to save and what makes things more readable.
Friday, November 2, 2012
using the WITH keyword in ActionScript AS3
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