After you compile royale-asjs-fork, do you close and restart VSCode? The vscode-as3mxml extension will not automatically detect changes to .swc files inside your current SDK.
Alternatively, instead of fully restarting VSCode, you can also run the "ActionScript: Restart ActionScript/MXML server" command. -- Josh Tynjala Bowler Hat LLC <https://bowlerhat.dev> On Thu, Feb 4, 2021 at 3:02 PM Maria Jose Esteve <mjest...@iest.com> wrote: > Hi, let's see if someone can give me a clue of what is happening to me or > if I am doing something wrong ... > As an example, a new jewel bead 😝 > I have a fork of the SDK where I do tests, royale-asjs-fork. > After the modifications I compile it with Maven and Ant (I only compile > royale-asjs-fork) > In my test project I have as SDK the folder royale-asjs-fork (both in > as3mxml.sdk.framework and in as3mxml.sdk.editor) > I implement, in my project, the new bead "<j: xxxBead />" without any > problem, the vscode does not show me any error, it recognizes the reference > and I can go to the definition (jewel.swc) BUT when I compile the project > with maven marks me error: > > Error: This tag could not be resolved to an ActionScript class. It will be > ignored. > > A similar problem happened to me a couple of days ago with a modification > that Carlos made in the SDK (redefinition of a private variable to > protected): I downloaded the SDK and compiled it as I do every day, but the > modifications were not recognized. In this case, it did not give any error, > it simply could not refer to the variable that had changed scope, as if the > modification had not been made in the SDK. > > I imagine that both problems are related but my knowledge of sdk, Maven > and ant, is limited and I cannot understand it. > > Do i have to do something else? I don't understand what difference there > is between the sdk that I download and compile, to the sdk that I modify > and compile in the same way. > Thx. > Hiedra. > >
