Object initializer: {}
(F6??“9)
{ /* field definitions */ } or Reflect.empty()
If the object is initialized with some fields, then the behavior is the same
as in ActionScript. When a new empty object is needed (no fields at creation
time), use the method Reflect.empty(). The { } in haXe means
an empty block of code that returns Void.
var a = { name : ???John??? };
type(a); // type is { name : String }
var b = Reflect.empty();
type(b); // type is {}
var c = { };
type(c); // type is Void
Regular expression:
/pattern/flag
(F9)
??/pattern/flag
The ActionScript regular expression operator instantiates a new RegExp
object while the haXe operator instantiates an EReg object. They are functionally
equivalent.
Type operator: :
(F6??“9)
The operator works in the same way in ActionScript and haXe; however
declaring types in haXe is in many cases superfluous because the
compiler correctly infers types from the context.
typeof
(F6??“9)
Std.typeof()
XML operators
(F9)
Not implemented in haXe.
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ActionScript Keyword
(Flash Version) haXe Equivalent
arguments
(F6??“9)
haXe does not have a unified way to access to the arguments of a function
as an array of values.
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