Professional 8 : Bug found!

This is part of a very simple function script:

if ((myVar[07]>0) && (myVar[07]<101)) {
_root.mc07Green();
}

It means that for some values of myVar[07] between 0 and 101, color of movie clip 07 turns to green (which color has already been defined with the ColorTransform process in frame 1 of the movie).

Variable names returned by the server are numbers.
That's the reason why they are between square brackets.

Test this script in the ActionScript Panel.
Answer is: "This script has no errors".

Now change the name of the variable which is between the square brackets for 08 (zero eight) instead of 07 (zero seven) i.e.:

if ((myVar[08]>0) && (myVar[08]<101)) {
_root.mc07Green();
}

Then test the script in the ActionScript Panel.
Answer is: "This script contains errors. Errors encountered are listed in the Output Panel".
And in the Output Panel, it can be read this message:
"**Error** Scene=Interfaces, layer=Scrap_layer, frame=2:Line 1: ']' expected
if ((myVar[08]>0) && (myVar[08]<101)) {

Total ActionScript Errors: 1 Reported Errors: 1"

Does anybody has an explanation?

This obviously is a bug.

Will
if ((myVar["08"]>0) && (myVar["08"]<101)) {
_root.mc07Green();
}
be a working turnaround?