Curved quotes (“...”) bug me a little because of the way tools like Microsoft Word and Wordpress automagically curve people's quotation marks either as they type or as they publish. Usually, this would just result in a flagrant syntax error, but with your syntax it would have a slightly more subtle effect.
I almost didn't care to mention it. After all, if people are going to compose/publish code in places where prose is expected, they'll get bitten one way or another. For instance, really strange characters might be displayed as question marks, or a random ":o" might turn into an emoticon. But I was amused to find a curved quote code mishap within a day, just by accident: http://www.flashcoder.net/blog/?p=100
The quotes you use in the MediaControlEvent package result in a
syntax error in Flash if I copy from browser to Flash.
Rather than:
“headControl”
should be:
“headControl”
Automagic curved quotes on a coding blog. Priceless. (I'm one to speak. I think my blog has the same problem.)
