Whoops - I'm being dim. These will work just as well: import sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; var dummyVar:Function=Test;
or var dummyVar:Function=sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; (with no import) Ian On 2/2/06, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Franto, > > As far as I understand it, 'import' isn't enough to get a class compiled > into your .swf. > > The line: > import sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; > just tells the compiler that any mention of the word Test in your code > will refer to that class. > > If the class isn't compiled into the SWF, ClassFinder won't find it. You > actually need to access or instantiate the class somewhere in the code to > make Flash include it. From memory I think just referring to the class > constructor is enough e.g. > > import sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; > > var dummyVar:Function=sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; // somewhere > later in the code > > I also have a vague memory that you might be able to force MTASC to > include classes, but not being a user of MTASC (yet!) I'm not certain on > that one. > > HTH, > Ian > > P.S. > You may just get away with > import sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; > > sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; // refers to the constructor, so > Flash includes the code > > I seem to remember reading that somewhere... although syntactically it's > odd. _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list [email protected] http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
