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this[name] = f;
// return the reference to the function
return f;
};
// test __resolve using undefined method names with parameters
myObject.someMethod("hello");
// output: Method someMethod was called with arguments: hello
myObject.someOtherMethod("hello","world");
// output: Method someOtherMethod was called with arguments: hello,world
See also
arguments, Array
toString (Object.toString method)
public toString() : String
Converts the specified object to a string and returns it.
Returns
String - A string.
Example
This example shows the return value for toString() on a generic object:
var myObject:Object = new Object();
trace(myObject.toString()); // output: [object Object]
This method can be overridden to return a more meaningful value. The following examples
show that this method has been overridden for the built-in classes Date, Array, and Number:
// Date.toString() returns the current date and time
var myDate:Date = new Date();
trace(myDate.toString()); // output: [current date and time]
// Array.toString() returns the array contents as a comma-delimited string
var myArray:Array = new Array("one", "two");
trace(myArray.toString()); // output: one,two
// Number.toString() returns the number value as a string
// Because trace() won't tell us whether the value is a string or number
// we will also use typeof() to test whether toString() works.
var myNumber:Number = 5;
trace(typeof (myNumber)); // output: number
trace(myNumber.toString()); // output: 5
trace(typeof (myNumber.toString())); // output: string
532 ActionScript classes