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< (less than)
Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and
determines whether expression1 is less than expression2
(true), or whether expression1 is greater than or equal to
expression2 (false). In Flash Lite (and Flash 4), < is a
numeric operator and is only used for expressions and
not strings.
The following examples illustrate true and false returns
for < comparisons.
3 < 10;
// true
10 < 3;
// false
Fully supported
<= (less than or equal
to)
Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and
determines whether expression1 is less than or equal to
expression2 (true), or whether expression1 is greater than
expression2 (false).
The following examples illustrate true and false results for
<= comparisons:
5 <= 10;
// true
2 <= 2;
// true
10 <= 3;
// false
Fully supported
> (greater than)
Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and
determines whether expression1 is greater than
expression2 (true), or whether expression1 is less than or
equal to expression2 (false).
The following examples illustrate true and false returns
for > comparisons.
10 > 3;
// true
3 > 10;
// false
Fully supported
Action Name
Description
Support
Summary of Contents for FLASH MX 2004 - FLASH LITE AUTHORING GUIDELINES FOR THE I-MODE SERVICE
Page 1: ...Flash Lite Authoring Guidelines for the i mode Service by NTT DoCoMo...
Page 4: ...4 Contents...
Page 6: ...6 Chapter 1 Introduction...
Page 24: ...24 Chapter 4 Testing Content...
Page 36: ...36 Appendix A Supported ActionScript...
Page 40: ...40 Appendix B Supported Properties...
Page 48: ...48 Appendix D References...
