Why doesn't flash handle N-Level Polymorphism?

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Gohaleg

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Imagine these classes

public class A {}

public class B extends A {}

public class C extends B {}

Ok, now, in the "main" code i have these:

public xx:A;

xx = new A();
xx = new B();
xx = new C();

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Ok if i do
xx = new A();
xx = new B();
every thing is ok...

but if i do
xx = new C();

i get : "The ABC data is corrupt, attempt to read out of bounds."

This is a bit stupid. If C extends B that extends A why can't i declare an A that is a new C?

Can i only make hierarchies with 1 level?
 
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