coming from a C/ASM background, and today is my first day trying to convert
all of the hundreds upon hundreds of lines of code i use daily to a
component/classes. i want to organize it, so i have my main file in the root
directory (mysite.com) importing with:
// begin code
import com.drawing.rect;
// end code
my folder is setup as such... main directory (com), empty. several
subfolders. inside the main folder is a folder named drawing. inside drawing
is rect.as. here are the contents of rect.as:
// begin code
class rect {
// -------------------------
public var radius1:Number;
public var radius2:Number;
public var radius3:Number;
public var radius4:Number;
public var rWidth:Number;
public var rHeight:Number;
public var rColor:Number;
public var rAlpha:Number;
public function drawRectangle(target_mc:MovieClip) {
private var ref:Object = target_mc;
with(ref) {
beginFill(rColor, rAlpha);
moveTo(rRadius1, 0);
lineTo(rWidth, 0);
lineTo(rWidth, rHeight - rRadius2);
curveTo(rWidth, rHeight, rWidth - rRadius2, rHeight);
lineTo(rRadius3, rHeight);
curveTo(0, rHeight, 0, rHeight - rRadius3);
lineTo(0, rRadius4);
curveTo(0, 0, oRadius4, 0);
endFill();
}
}
}
// end code
error msg:
**Error** G:\mysite.com\com\drawing\rect.as: Line 7: The class being
compiled, 'rect', does not match the class that was imported, '
com.drawing.rect'.
class rect {
**Error** G:\mysite.com\com\drawing\rect.as: Line 18: Attribute used outside
class.
private var ref:Object = target_mc;
Total ActionScript Errors: 2 Reported Errors: 2
what does this mean? ...
-edward
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