call to dataHasValue not dataHasValue()

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There are many cases, for example in the deleteRecordSet function, copied 
below, there is a call to dataHasValue.  This should be dataHasValue().  By not 
including the parenthesis, what you are checking is that the function pointer 
'dataHasValue' is not null.  What you want is to call the function 
'dataHasValue' and check whether its return value is true.  This is done by 
dataHasValue().  Please correct.  On a side note, the parameter name endIndex 
is terrible!  What you really want is to name it count or something.

public function deleteRecordSet(startIndex:int, endIndex:int = 1):Boolean{
   if ( dataHasValue && startIndex < data.length && endIndex > 0)
      return data.splice(startIndex, endIndex);
   else
      return false;
}

Original issue reported on code.google.com by davidh.0...@gmail.com on 22 Nov 2011 at 1:53