Is there a way to do something like that?
var myPrim:MyPrimitive = MyPrimitive(null);
if(myPrim == true){
}
else if(myPrim == false){
}
else if(myPrim == null){
}
Thanks in advance
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Well a primitive, by definition, is built as part of the programming language. A custom primitive sounds like a paradox to me.
there is no way to create a new class that can be treated like a primitive.
You can create your own ActionScript class to accomplish what you want, however it wouldn't be treated like a primitive, and your conditional checking would have to check a property in the class, not the class itself.
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Max
looks like i will have to stick with property checking. Thanks for the prompt reply :)