Can you file a bug? It must be an ordering issue in the way the .lzo is written out.
On 2009-11-13, at 01:58, Henry Minsky wrote: > Sorry my mistake, this only happens when a .lzo is present... > > > On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 1:44 AM, Henry Minsky <henry.min...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> Even with your fwd reference pathc, this case isn't working (in swf8 and >> dhtml), when there's just a plain <include> of a library .lzx (not .lzo) >> and there's a fwd reference that makes an anonymous instance class. >> >> >> <canvas> >> <include href="classlib.lzx"/> >> </canvas> >> >> >> <library> >> <bar> >> <method name="anyoldmethod"> >> Debug.info("this method is just so that an anonymous instance class >> gets created"); >> </method> >> </bar> >> >> <!-- move this above previous def, and it works without error--> >> <class name="bar"><text>bar</text></class> >> >> </library> >> >> >> <a title="#0">ERROR @classlib.lzo≈10: reference to undefined variable >> '$lzc$class_bar'</a> >> <a title="#1">ERROR @classlib.lzo≈10: undefined object does not have a >> property 'attributes'</a> >> <a title="#2">WARNING @classlib.lzo≈10: reference to undefined property >> 'attributes'</a> >> <a title="#3">ERROR @classlib.lzo≈10: undefined object does not have a >> property '[]'</a> >> >> >> >> > > > -- > Henry Minsky > Software Architect > hmin...@laszlosystems.com