test

OK.

whee.

Circa 148000 BC.

<P class="codeStyle">myChild = new HumanClass(mother,father)</P>

<i>mother</i> A reference to a human instance. <i>father</i> A reference to a human instance. Optional, may be unknown.

The HumanClass is a creative construct, which is unfortunately prone to destructive periods and resource hogging. Be careful not to instantiate too many.

Homo Sapien 1.0

<P class='codeStyle'>myHuman.eyeColor = colorValue;</P>

Specifies the eye color for the human. Can be set to a variety of values, particularly with cosmetic contacts.

<P class='codeStyle'>myHuman.eyeColor = 0x0000FF;</P>

Human 1.0

<P class='codeStyle'>myHuman.height = integerHeight;</P>

Specifies the height in centimeters of the human.

Human 1.0

<P class='codeStyle'>myHuman.stop();</P>

Returns a boolean value indicating whether the human successfully stopped.

Stops all motion for the human and returns the distance travelled.

<P class='codeStyle'>if (myHuman.stop()) { trace("The human stopped."); } else { trace("It's still moving!"; }</P>

Human 1.0 <b>NOTE:</b> the <i>crawl</i> private method will be automatically called for humans with an <i>age</i> property less than 2.

<P class='codeStyle'>myHuman.walk()</P>

Nothing.

Makes the human begin locomotion.

Human 1.0

<P class='codeStyle'>myHuman.onStop = handlerFunction;</P>

An integer indicating the total distance travelled.

Human 1.0

<P class='codeStyle'>myHuman.onWalk = handlerFunction;</P>

Nothing.

Fired when the human begins walking.

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Circa 1960 AD

<P class='codestyle'>myCoder = new Coder();</P>

Watch out for these humans... they're nothing but trouble.

<i>Human</i>

Yes. Probably single.

<P class='codestyle'>myCoder.madSkillz =value;</P>

A boolean indicating whether the <i>coder</i> has above average coding skills.

<P class='codestyle'>GrantSkinner.madSkillz = true; // *grin*.</P>

Sometimes, dependendent on caffeine property (undocumented).

<P class='codestyle'>myCoder.code();</P>

Nothing.

Causes the <i>coder</i> to begin writing code. Once started, there is no stopping it, until the job is done or the caffeine property reaches 0 (undocumented).