Setting Color differences

[Mr_Roboto]

Hi, I'm wondering why creating a instance of the variable as seen here, works; I always thought you had to declare constructors differently then just creating a variable and making it an instance ?

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var someclr = new SolidColor();

	someclr.rgb.red = 80;

	someclr.rgb.green = 90;

	someclr.rgb.blue = 50;

app.activeDocument.selection.fill(someclr)

But creating it as this, doesn't work ?

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SolidColor.rgb.blue = 125,

SolidColor.rgb.red = 90,

SolidColor.rgb.green = 70,

ColorBlendMode.MULTIPLY,100,true)

[Dormeur74]

I think it is useful to create an instance of any object, like in a true object langage. This is not obligatory in PSscripting if your code is very short. But in a 800 lines code using different variables on the same model, you must work with instances.
Just a last word : your second code cannot work as is. That is probably the reason why nobody answered your question.
Excuse my poor English if my words are not clear.