Updated: 12/13/2004 9:08 PM
Var log1 = new loginclass ("RERD");
TRACE (log1.getusername ());
//out.print:rerd
TRACE (log1.username);
//out.print:rerd
Username1_txt.text = log1.username;
// text box Shows RERD
// username and getUsername () are private, but can still be accessed? ? ?
//
Var log2: loginclass = new loginclass ("rerd");
Username2_txt.text = log2.username;
TRACE (log2.getusername ());
TRACE (log2.username);
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Generate the following compilation errors, and log1-related username1_txt can also display value log1.username? ? ?
** Error ** Scene = Scene 1, Layer = Layer 1, Frame = 1: Line 39: The Member Is Private and Cannot Be Accessed.
TRACE (log2.getusername ());
** error ** Scene = Scene 1, layer = layer 1, frame = 1: line 40: The Member Is Private and Cannot Be Accessed.
TRACE (log2.username);
Total ActionScript Errors: 2 REPORTED ERRORS: 2
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Really hard to understand! It may be because the data type does not match when the strict data type specified will trigger the compiler error. There is such a sentence in Help "," should pay attention to the member access control is a function of compile time; when running, Flash Player does not distinguish Or public members "This is not difficult to understand why this happens.
