One way:
In the same directory as your SWF. Have a main class with a static
function that takes in a movie clip.
In your FLA put code in Frame 1 like:
MainClass.main(this);
The "this" is the root movie clip. The static function main will pass
it around to who ever needs it in your application. It depends how you
want to handle it but this is a starting point.
Hope this helps,
Rob.
Johan Nyberg wrote:
Hi, just wanted to know if there is a best practice when creating a
class for the mother movie (i.e. the flash-movie itself). Is
this the way to go?
var mother:MyFabFlashApp = new MyFabFlashApp();
..or is there a better way? Seems kind of a stupid question, but I
wanted to put it anyway in case I've missed something. ;-) I'veput
my main code on the first frame of the _root timeline for too long,
and want to move it into a class.
Regards,
/Johan Nyberg
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