Yes, that's exactly what I was thinking Eugen.
I use namespaces for every class I write and never have the problem
described below when reusing the same class name accross projects
because they're always in different paths.
It also makes deleting the ASOs easy because when I go to the aso.com
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Yes, I've run into this before, and its very annoying. Is there any
workaround that you found?
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Yes, I've run into this before, and its very annoying. Is there any
workaround that you found?
I. Franklin wrote:
Thank you very much for all your res
y, October 25, 2005 4:04 AM
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>>This can also be an issue with working on a network drive. You should
>>make sure all your .as files are local.
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shcoders] Problem with .as files
This can also be an issue with working on a network drive. You should
make sure all your .as files are local.
Or make sure that your local clock is a minute or two behind the
network machin
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> This can also be an issue with working on a network drive. You should
> make
This can also be an issue with working on a network drive. You should make
sure all your .as files are local.
Or make sure that your local clock is a minute or two behind the network
machine's clock.
ryanm
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On 10/24/05, James O'Reilly [JOR] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Michael Klishin wrote:
> > I. Franklin wrote:
> >
> >> Hi list,
> >>
> >> I have encountered a bizarre problem with the .as files in one of my
> >> pro
Michael Klishin wrote:
I. Franklin wrote:
Hi list,
I have encountered a bizarre problem with the .as files in one of my
projects.
The problem is that when I make any updations to the class file and
compile, it is not getting reflected in the project and moreover even
when I comment all the scr
Michael Klishin wrote:
I. Franklin wrote:
Hi list,
I have encountered a bizarre problem with the .as files in one of my
projects.
The problem is that when I make any updations to the class file and
compile, it is not getting reflected in the project and moreover even
when I comment all the scr
This can also be an issue with working on a network drive. You should
make sure all your .as files are local.
Michael Klishin wrote:
I. Franklin wrote:
Hi list,
I have encountered a bizarre problem with the .as files in one of my
projects.
The problem is that when I make any updations to t
I. Franklin wrote:
Hi list,
I have encountered a bizarre problem with the .as files in one of my
projects.
The problem is that when I make any updations to the class file and
compile, it is not getting reflected in the project and moreover even
when I comment all the scripts in that class file,
You need to clear your ASO...
Control > Delete ASO Files
e.dolecki
On 10/24/05, I. Franklin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi list,
>
> I have encountered a bizarre problem with the .as files in one of my
> projects.
> The problem is that when I make any updations to the class file and
> compi
Hi list,
I have encountered a bizarre problem with the .as files in one of my
projects.
The problem is that when I make any updations to the class file and
compile, it is not getting reflected in the project and moreover even
when I comment all the scripts in that class file, it compiles perfectl
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