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}
>> left: 1
>> isEmpty: [type Function]
>> setEmpty: [type Function]
>> clone: [type Function]
>> height: 8
>> width: 4
>> y: 2
>> x: 1
for(var i in clonedRect) {
trace(">> " + i + ": " + clonedRect[i]);
>> toString: [type Function]
>> equals: [type Function]
>> union: [type Function]
>> intersects: [type Function]
>> intersection: [type Function]
>> containsRectangle: [type Function]
>> containsPoint: [type Function]
>> contains: [type Function]
>> offsetPoint: [type Function]
>> offset: [type Function]
>> inflatePoint: [type Function]
>> inflate: [type Function]
>> size: (x=4, y=8)
>> bottomRight: (x=5, y=10)
>> topLeft: (x=1, y=2)
>> bottom: 10
>> top: 2
>> right: 5
>> left: 1
>> isEmpty: [type Function]
>> setEmpty: [type Function]
>> clone: [type Function]
>> height: 8
>> width: 4
>> y: 2
>> x: 1
}
To further demonstrate the relationships between rect_1, rect_2, and clonedRect the
example below modifies the x property of rect_1. Modifying x demonstrates that the
clone() method creates a new instance based on values of the rect_1 instead of pointing to
them in reference.
import flash.geom.Rectangle;
var rect_1:Rectangle = new Rectangle(1, 2, 4, 8);
var rect_2:Rectangle = rect_1;
var clonedRect:Rectangle = rect_1.clone();
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