sometimes we need clone a object.but if a displayObject has some children and use the funct开发者_如何学JAVAion like this:
function clone(source:*):*
{
    var b:ByteArray = new ByteArray();
    b.writeObject(source);
    b.position = 0;
    return(b.readObject());
}
but the result has no children.. .. . so what should I do ?
Unfortunately automatic cloning of objects in actionscript is a waste of time in the majority of cases.
Your snippet is right, but serialization/deserialization via ByteArray cannot perform real deep copy, i.e. copying of all references and containers. 
ByteArray technique will work only with non-reference data types (Number, int, String, etc.)
So there is no silver bullet and only one adequate solution - to write the clone() method for your class manually.
I didn't have to program a clone-method myself yet, but i found a way that might do the trick. By iterating through all your variables (in an xml-representation), you can copy them in a new instance of your class.
you can find the method i am talking about on this link: http://www.learnosity.com/techblog/index.cfm/2008/2/6/AS3--Looping-over-properties-of-a-class
Let me know if it works, i'm kind of curious myself :)
 
         
                                         
                                         
                                         
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