[swfmill] Extending existing swf
Michael Pliskin
pl at tepkom.ru
Tue Feb 5 02:07:23 PST 2008
Hello Will,
W> I dont know how aswing works exactly, but for as3 in general I think you
W> can access the clip_id as a class.
Yes but what I need is to access AsWing classes inside this clip - so
the 'full path' might look like 'aswing_as3.org.aswing.Component' or
like that. Not sure if it is possible, will try more.
Mike
W> Michael Pliskin wrote:
>> Hello Krzysztof,
>>
>> Thanks for the tip, this is what I was doing for AS2 as well.
>> However, if I do like that, I don't know (yet) any way in Flash9 to
>> access AsWing classes being 'hidden' in aswing_as3. Do you know any
>> way to deal with that?
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> KR> I usually do this by combining two or more swfs. Sth like that:
>>
>> KR> <movie>
>> KR> <clip id="aswing_as3" import="aswing_as3.swf"/>
>> KR> <clip id="some_assets" import="assets.swf" />
>> KR> <clip id="componentsTheme" import="theme.swf" />
>> KR> <frame>
>> KR> <library>
>> KR> </library>
>> KR> </frame>
>> KR> </movie>
>>
>> KR> So basically no need to add resources into existing swf - just make
>> KR> another out of them.
>> KR> Hope that is what are you looking for...
>>
>> KR> Christopher
>>
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Best regards,
Michael mailto:pl at tepkom.ru
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