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All class names, component class names, and interface names are also reserved words, as listed in
the following table:
Formatting code
Formatting ActionScript is essential to writing maintainable code. For example, it would be
extremely difficult to follow the logic of a FLA file that has no indenting or comments, or has
inconsistent formatting and naming conventions. By indenting blocks of code (such as loops and
if statements), the code is easy to read and debug. For more information on formatting and
white space, see “Spacing and readability” on page 81 and “Wrapping lines of code” on page 103.
For information on structuring ActionScript syntax, see “Writing syntax and statements”
on page 89.
Accessibility Accordion Alert Array
Binding Boolean Button Camera
CellRenderer CheckBox Collection Color
ComboBox ComponentMixins ContextMenu ContextMenuItem
CustomActions CustomFormatter CustomValidator DataGrid
DataHolder DataProvider DataSet DataType
Date DateChooser DateField Delta
DeltaItem DeltaPacket DepthManager EndPoint
Error FocusManager Form Function
Iterator Key Label List
Loader LoadVars LocalConnection Log
Math Media Menu MenuBar
Microphone Mouse MovieClip MovieClipLoader
NetConnection NetStream Number NumericStepper
Object PendingCall PopUpManager PrintJob
ProgressBar RadioButton RDBMSResolver Screen
ScrollPane Selection SharedObject Slide
SOAPCall Sound Stage String
StyleManager System TextArea TextField
TextFormat TextInput TextSnapshot TransferObject
Tree TreeDataProvider TypedValue UIComponent
UIEventDispatcher UIObject Video WebService
WebServiceConnector Window XML XMLConnector
XUpdateResolver