Hi Rob,
The ability to define multiple classes in a single package was removed as of
Flex 1.5. It was removed with the class modifier *private*. There is still a
way to do it though.
First you need to change your file name to match the main class that is
being defined. The main class is the class that is within the package block.
You can then define any additional classes *outside* of the package block.
Classes outside of the package block cannot have any modifiers. The classes
are scoped to the classes within the .as file; no class outside of the .as
file can access these classes.
On 3/26/07, Rob Romanek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ron,
Thanks for the suggestion but still no luck on my end.
It seems that on my set up I need to have a constructor named the same as
the .as file and that constructor has to be initiated prior to any of the
other classes being initiated. So I set up
public class MyPackage{
public function MyPackage{
}
}
and then can either do an import or set up the .as file as my document
class and after that I can access HelloWorld or MyClass. This seems to
follow the examples that came with the Flash 9 alpha, which all use the
document class approach and none of the .as files has more than one class
in them, even though you can put more than one class inside. So I'm still
a bit flummoxed as to how the package is working for Jason and not me, ah
well. Probably something stupid I'm doing and the light will go in a few
days.
Just to complete this I've also tried creating a folder called MyPackage
and putting the .as files in there and again without the constructor named
the same as the .as file it did not work
My understanding of 'package' is that the dot path that occurs after it is
the path to the .as file so if the MyPackage.as is sitting in the same
directory as your .fla then I would only have 'package' at the top of the
file, if it were in a directory called MyPackage then the syntax would be
package MyPackage
thanks for ideas,
Rob
On Sat, 24 Mar 2007 09:26:10 -0400, Ron Wheeler
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Something to try
>
> change
> import MyPackage.*;
> to import myPackage.HelloWorld
>
> import myPackage.MyClass
>
>
> See if the errors change.
>
> Ron
>
> Merrill, Jason wrote:
>> I dunno, that's how I have it set up and it works fine for me - Perhaps
>> your Flash 9 Preview Alpha is messed up. I assume your publish
settings
>> are all correct, - I don't know why it would do that.
>>
>> Jason Merrill
>> Bank of America GT&O Learning & Leadership Development
>> eTools & Multimedia Team
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