Sorry I wasn't aware of the nature of haXe. I've just read some of the
documentation (http://haxe.org/tutos/haxe_as2) and now see that it
addresses this problem perfectly. Great stuff! Thanks.
Chris
Nicolas Cannasse:
Thanks Nicolas,
I've been trying to find an elegant solution to this to keep any loaded
swfs encapsulated so that they are 'fully' destroyed (movieclips,
objects, singletons etc.) when the swf is unloaded. I'm sure many
developers have investigated this. How do you manage to prevent your
classes in external swfs from loading into the _global namespace? Have
you managed to discover a way to prevent the Flash Player from
inheritently performing this at runtime?
This is not the Player that fixe this behavior but the compiler, which
assigns classes explicitely in _global. A different compiler such as
haXe can then generate different bytecode.
Nicolas
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