imperez

This is interesting but I'm curious why would you want to get the data by xml or formatted as a String when you already have access to those properties via the object. So I'm not too sure why you want to access them by another format.

Yes this is pretty much how AS2 worked. It was kind of a blessing and a curse I'd say. Now in AS3, I can't say that I have used this too much except for when I wanted a class to hold dynamic data. The class would dynamically add the properties that are taken from an xml object and then I'd later access those properties later in my application. It served as a better way than accessing/parsing the xml directly.

That's the only time that I have seen a real reason to use dynamic classes.