It's not in a submovie loaded into a containing movie, is it? And also
compiled into the containing movie? Because the Flash Player will use the
first version of the class it loads, and ignore any other versions; so if
your updated class is in the submovie, nothing will apparently change...

HTH,
 Ian

On 12/7/06, Matthew Ganz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

yes, i am importing the class into my project; i'm not dynamically
building
a reference to it. and per the other response yesterday, yes, i'm also
deleting the ASO files.

i've run into previous problems with my CVS account in unix.  it seems
that
every time i create a new directory in my project, another developer can
never synch up with my files.

anyhow, the class is still there and it's definitely working, but i cannot
update/refactor it. i've tried adding trace statements, returning
different
values, and it never updates upon a new compile. it's like eclipse and the
flash ide have somehow cached the previous version of this file and i
cannot
update it.
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