I encounter these types of errors daily, and clearing the ASOs does
not always work. Yes, Nimrod's link was correct, and was pointed out
before on this list.
My solution is to use a separate "Compiler" class. Full class code
listed below, along with usage comments (change to fit your class
The problem was that the class was conflicting with itself, not another
class.
X conflicts with the name of the same class as itself X.
Don't know what it was or how it was possible. Clearing the ASO on both
machines fixed it.
Nimrod Huberman wrote:
On pc, the "X conflicts with the name of
On pc, the "X conflicts with the name of another class X" appears when you
declare and use variable of type A in class B and a variable of type B in
class A. (To solve it you have add "import A;" before class B and "import
B;" before class A, then to click check syntax button 2 or 3 time until the
no side effects apart from a slower compile time
On 5/6/07, Steven Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey all. Well, it was an ASO issue. I had to clear the ASO on my
Windows box, then create my MXP, then bring it over to my Mac box, clear
the ASO and then it worked from then on. I'm hoping th
Hey all. Well, it was an ASO issue. I had to clear the ASO on my
Windows box, then create my MXP, then bring it over to my Mac box, clear
the ASO and then it worked from then on. I'm hoping that people don't
run into this issue if they install my MXP.
Are there any negative effects that ari
You can recreate a new test class that lives in classes directory?
I don't think it is an issue, but what is the line-endings setting of
the documents and document encoding?
In PHP, there was some weird bug that if the document encoding was
UTF-8 with BOM (Byte order mark) then PHP engine w
Thanks Wagner. Unfortunately, that's not the issue. These files were
built on my Windows box (not on a network drive) and packaged up in an
MXP. Also, this is a brand new install of the trial version of Flash 8
for OSX, so deleting the ASO wouldn't (and didn't) help. :(
Hi Steven,
Long time not using a Mac, but as far as I remember, I got those errors when
my files were in a network device, causing the timestamp of the file to be
inconsistent with both the .aso files and the local machine timestamp, which
could lead to some very annoying errors, including .fla c
Unfortunately, this is a brand new fresh install of Flash 8 (trial
version) so that couldn't be, and, as it turned out wasn't, the issue.
It doesn't seem to be an issue with classpath because I tried setting it
with the crosshair tool, too. It's some other issue that I have never
encountered.
Delete .aso files (in Command or Control menu) and recompile.
- Original Message -
From: "Steven Sacks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 12:40 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash 8 OSX - Classpath woes
> Calling all OSX Flash users:
>
> Does the classpath
>
> ./classes
>
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