you can also go to the project root by starting the path with / Daniel Wabyick wrote: > > > Relative paths, strangely, are relative to the *file* that you are > embedding assets in. So what I assume is that you are embedding in an > MXML or CSS file some ways down in your project hierarchy. > > My solution to this was to create an EmbedRegistry class which is the > sole location of embed statements throughout my (medium sized) project. > > /** Truncated version of the Embed registry. **/ > public class EmbedRegistry > { > [Embed(source='../../../../assets/static_assets.swf', > symbol='scene_icon')] > public static const sceneIcon : Class; > > [Embed(source='../../../../assets/static_assets.swf', > symbol='presentation_icon')] > public static const presentationIcon : Class; > } > > Then, I can use the classes like such: > > <mx:Button icon="{ EmbedRegistry.sceneIcon }" /> > > Hope that helps! > -D > > Janis Radins wrote: > > > > Ignore previous message, accidentally pressed Send button to early > > > > So the problem is: > > I've stumbled upon problem that appears when I try to Embed some > > assets in class Flex doesnt accept relative paths. > > Somehow I thought it should threat project root as root path for any > > embedding but it seems it doesnt. > > Guess I tried everything and only full path starting from C:/ worked. > > Is this normal behavior or this is bug? > > > > Janis > > > > > >