Good people, I'm trying to learn ActionScript 3.0 to understand how the source of a game works, because it has a part of the script that I can not find a good explanation on the internet that is public class , in following code:
package
{
import mx.core.BitmapAsset;
public class §_-6Ze§ extends BitmapAsset
{
public function §_-6Ze§()
{
super();
}
}
}
Would you explain? All help is welcome!
Imagine that I have the following code,
var meuBitmap:BitmapAsset = new §_-6Ze§();
I can only do this without having a syntax error because:
If a class is public, anyone can inherit from this class, no matter what the point in the code.
If a constructor is public and the class to which it belongs is public, anyone can instantiate this class with this constructor.
If a method is public and the class to which it belongs is public, any instance of that class can call this public method.
In your example, in the default constructor of §_-6Ze§, there is a reserved word, which is super . It refers to the parent class of the current class. The () that follows demonstrates a call to the default constructor of the parent class.