Re: [flexcoders] Little green arrow in builder

Thu, 18 May 2006 10:01:53 -0700

Is it the same green arrow you see when you go to File>New menu and look at the MXML Application icon?  If so, the file you're talking about is in the list of applications for that project.  You can right click on the project,  choose properties, and click Flex Applications and see your file in that list.  If you select it and click "Remove" it won't delete the file, just remove it from the apps list.

HTH,

Tom

On 5/18/06, David Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,

Can someone tell me what the little green arrow on the icon for a file in flex builder means? The arrow is normally there (I have noticed) for the .mxml file, but not there (at least in the FlashVNC project that I am looking at) for the .as file.

I just got through updating the source for the changes between beta2 and beta3 and it compiles and runs just fine. But I was trying to trace a problem with the Event.CLOSE event. I toggled a breakpoint in the FlashVNC.as file, and I got 21 errors on the next compile like "The private attribute may be used only on class property definitions". And I see the mysterious little green arrow pointing to the right on the icon for that file.

I am guessing that it means "compile this file as a separate class" or something like that... but how do I turn it back the way it was!?

Thanks

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