1151: A conflict exists with definition items in namespace internal.

changed these and everything worked fine.

For each is not a generic iterator method for iterating over contents of a collection (like loops in Java or Python). It is only possible to use for iterating over all members of a basic object that is as close to being array-like as they come.

If you have the need for iterating over your children, just manually maintain a list of them and you can iterate all you like :)

Why does for-each looping not work for children of displayObject

for each(var child:Sprite in childContainer)
{
removeChild(child);
}

I know the alternative is iterating through all children (i=0;i<numChildren;i++) and a removeChildAt but this does not work for me as the index of the container is messed up (a child might be on 2 and none on 0) which will cause this procedure to throw errors.
Plus that 'for each' looks much more elegant to me.

Thanks in advance

var arry:Array = ["1", 2, "3"];

for each (var item:* in array)
{
if (item is String)
{
trace(“String value is: ” + item);
}
else if (item is Number)
{
trace(“Number value is: ” + item);
}
}

// returns
// String value is: 1
// Number value is: 2
// String value is: 3