Re: Keeping track of time in Flash

Post an example of what you're trying to do. Concatenation only applies to strings, so if you're trying to take 0.01234 and make it 0.0123456789, you could try (I haven't tested this):
var sDecimal1:String = "01234";
var sDecimal2:String = "56789";
var concatDecimal:Number = Number( "0."+sDecimal1+sDecimal2 );
trace(concatDecimal);//should display 0.0123456789

So if you have your decimal numbers already, you would make them strings by:
var sDecimal1:String = firstNumber;
var sDecimal2:String = secondNumber;
var concatDecimal:Number = Number( "0."+sDecimal1.slice(sDecimal1.indexOf(".")+1)+sDecimal2.slice(sDecimal1.indexOf(".")+1) );

Conceivably, once again not tested, how this works is stores each number as a string. Problem is, they both conceivably have some whole number in front of them, such as 0 or anything. So we slice each one AFTER the "." and then add them together. See if this works. The other option, of course, is figuring out the actual math behind it.

-Sam