Using the dot (.) operator to create the same variable causes an error because it violates the syntactic rules for identifiers: : Object « Class « Flash / Flex / ActionScript






  1. Flash / Flex / ActionScript
  2. Class
  3. Object

Using the dot (.) operator to create the same variable causes an error because it violates the syntactic rules for identifiers:

 


package{
  import flash.display.Sprite;
  
  public class Main extends Sprite{
    public function Main(){

        var info:Object = new Object(  );
        info["411"] = "Information Line";
        
        var info:Object = new Object(  );
        info.411 = "Information Line";  // ERROR! Identifiers must not start

    }
  }
}








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