With Java being the my core language, it always puzzles me why is there is not good Hashtable functionality..
There are lot of equivalents though, but I still miss the Java Hashtable.
Here are the Options
1. Associative Arrays
1: var params:Array = new Array()
2: params.firstName = txName.text
3: params.lastName = txLName.text
4: displayValues(params)
5:
6: public static const FIRST_NAME:String ="firstName"
7: public static const LAST_NAME:String = "lastName"
8: //Retreive values From Associative Array
9: public function displayValues(params:Array):void{
10: var firstName:String = params[FIRST_NAME]
11: var lastName:String = params[LAST_NAME]
12: trace(firstName)
13: trace(lastName)
14: }
2. flash.utils.Dictionary
1: import flash.utils.Dictionary
2:
3: //Set values to dictionary
4: public function dictionaryDemo(fName:String, lName:String):void{
5: var aDict:Dictionary = new Dictionary()
6: aDict.firstName = fName
7: aDict.lastName = lName
8: displayValues(aDict)
9: }
10: public function displayValues(aDict:Dictionary):void{
11: trace(aDict.firstName)
12: trace(aDict.lastName)
13:
14: //You can also iterate over a Dictionary
15: for (val in aDict) {
16: trace ("KeyVal pair is " + val + " = " + aDict[val]);
17: }
18: }
19:
What do you guys think, which one is better Associative Arrays or Dictionary..
By default, I have observed that actionscript Object type behaves like dictionary.
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