Thursday, August 23, 2007

I am not doing much AS3 yet except on my own playing around to learn it (still doing mostly AS2 stuff), so I was surfing around and I came across an *awesome* post detailing access modifiers and something I hadn't seen yet was the internal access modifier.

How handy is that? Basically you don't need getters and setters if you have classes in the same package and vars, etc. are created using the internal access modifier. You can have the classes communicate without a bunch of extra code.

The post is from Oct. 27, 2006... so I feel embarrassed that I didn't bump into this one earlier. Maybe I did bump into her, but my mind was somewhere else and it didn't register. Its a great article to read in my opinion.

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