When writing functions in Flash MX04/8 the codehint dropdown will not appear when using a name that starts with an “n”.

Here is an example of what I mean:

function n()

Typing the “:” afterwords should bring up the codehint dropdown for the method return type, but it doesn’t.

Also, none of the parameters you specify will get the codehint dropdown either.

The same is also the case for getters and setters:

function get whatever()

Anyone else see this and/or other similar issues?

Happy Trogday, Troggie!

TROGDOOOOORRRR!!!

I’ve got to get me a hockey jersey with Trogdor on it!

I hadn’t seen this before - frickin’ hillarious.

Edit: http://www.4q.cc/chuck/index.php?topthirty

There are some undocumented actionscript goodies that come with the SWF Studio 3 ActionScript API that I thought I’d share. There are only a few, but they are ones that Flash should have built-in.

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