Thank you, Geoffrey.
I referred the ActionScript 3.0 Language Reference and understood the
difference of 'import' directive between 3.0 and 2.0.
Also, I saw Adobe Flash 9 Public Alpha/Configration/ActionScript
3.0/implicitImports.xml, in which classes are defined to be imported
implicitly
In ActionScript 3.0, a class can be accessed just by the name of the
class without the import statement in a timeline.
// timeline: _level0
// frame action (ActionScript 3.0)
// import flash.display.MovieClip;
trace(MovieClip); // output: [class MovieClip]
On the other hand, a class cannot be
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You must always import your classes in external AS files.
In Flash, the flash.* sub packages are automatically imported.
This is working as intended.
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