A comparison between an XML instance and an XMLList with only one XML instance is treated as a direct comparison between the two XML instances

 


package{
  import flash.display.Sprite;
  
  public class Main extends Sprite{
    public function Main(){
        var msg1:XML = <GREETING>
            <TO>A</TO>
            <FROM>Programmer</FROM>
            <MESSAGE>Hello</MESSAGE>
          </GREETING>;
        
        var msg2:XML = <GREETING>
            <TO>A</TO>
            <FROM>Programmer</FROM>
            <MESSAGE>Hello</MESSAGE>
          </GREETING>;
        
        
        trace(msg1.FROM == msg2.*[1]);  // 


    }
  }
}

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