[Flashcoders] Stop Flash caching classes (Pedr)

2007-02-06 Thread pedr browne
Thank you all for your replies. Will try and get it working a little later. Very much appreciated .p. ___ Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com To change your subscription options or search the archive:

[Flashcoders] Stop Flash caching classes

2007-02-05 Thread pedr browne
Hello all, Got a really nightmarish problem with my copy of Flash8. It has decided to start caching certain classes and despite clearing the ASO files, from within Flash and manually, I can't seem to stop it. I have a swf (swfA) which is loaded into another (master). When I publish swfA I have

Re: [Flashcoders] Stop Flash caching classes

2007-02-05 Thread Hans Wichman
Hi, does your main and swfA compile the same classes? And use the same classpaths? greetz JC On 2/5/07, pedr browne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all, Got a really nightmarish problem with my copy of Flash8. It has decided to start caching certain classes and despite clearing the ASO

Re: [Flashcoders] Stop Flash caching classes

2007-02-05 Thread Ian Thomas
Hi Pedr, This is almost certainly because 'master' includes the same classes, or classes with the same package/name as swfA. Flash always uses the _first loaded version_ of any classes. Update the classes in master (i.e. rebuild it with the new classes), and it should all work as expected. HTH,

Re: [Flashcoders] Stop Flash caching classes

2007-02-05 Thread Ron Wheeler
Make sure that you have recompiled ALL of your classes and rebuilt ALL of your swf files. Assume the offending class is called MyFunnyObject If an old version of the class MyFunnyObject is in an swf that has not been recreated, then this happens. It is not unusual and show up here once or

Re: [Flashcoders] Stop Flash caching classes

2007-02-05 Thread T. Michael Keesey
On 2/5/07, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Pedr, This is almost certainly because 'master' includes the same classes, or classes with the same package/name as swfA. Flash always uses the _first loaded version_ of any classes. Update the classes in master (i.e. rebuild it with the new