Symbols exported for AS will not be compiled into the component, since
the compiler doesn't know which of them is really required, so place an
instance of the required movieclip symbols onto the stage of your
component (e.g. on a never reachable frame) to ensure that they will
be included into the SWC.
Attila
MD> Hello,
MD>
MD> sorry, but I can't find the solution. I want to create a component (or
MD> some other kind of precompiled movieclip) to hide some logic and
MD> MovieClip Symbols used by that logic. :-)
MD>
MD> I have a MovieClip Symbol "Framework" in the library which is linked
MD> to a Class "Framework.as" in the same directory. The class extends
MD> MovieClip. I make a component out of that specifying the Framework
MD> class again.
MD> After copying the SWC to the component path I can use it in a clean,
MD> new FLA File. I put the Component "Framework" to the Library. In the
MD> first frame I put it on Stage using attachMovie("Framework", "fw",
MD> nextHighestDepth()); Calling fw.init() executes the code inside the
MD> Component (trace output).
MD>
MD> The problem:
MD> in fw.init() not only trace commands are used, but also attachMovie
MD> using MovieClip Symbols, that should be also packed in the Component.
MD> THIS does not work. WHY?
MD> I exported these Symbols to Actionscript before creating the Symbol. I
MD> even tried to connect an empty class extending MovieClip to each of
MD> them. But everything does not work.
MD>
MD> Do I have to extend from UIObject? I don't think so, because
MD> UIObject.createObject() also only uses attachMovie. So where is my
MD> problem?
MD>
MD> This is really urgent, so I would really appreciate any help you can give.
MD>
MD> Thank you,
MD> Matthias
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