Thanks for the tips.
I tried it on two different machines and after restart of both Flash and the
computer.
I also did check the autodeclare thing.
What's more I did manage to narow the problem to one line of recently
modified code and still don't get it.
I've got an array containing subtitle data (:
subtitles:Aray = [
new SubtitleAction ("bbb", 3, 3)
, new SubtitleAction ("bbb", 8, 3)
, new SubtitleAction ("bbb", 15, 3)
, new SubtitleAction ("bbb", 21.5, 3)
, new SubtitleAction ("bbb", 24, 3)
etc.
]
where SubtitleAction is simply a datatype class with following constructor:
public function SubtitleAction (text:String, triggerTime:Number ,
durationTime:Number)
{
super (TYPE_SUBTITLE);
this.text = text;
this.triggerTime = Math.floor(triggerTime);
this.durationTime = durationTime;
}
It does nothing else except being used by another part of application (which
manages display of subtitles).
SubtitleAction extends another class: ActionEvent but it makes use of only
one super's variable: 'type', which is set to constant: TYPE_SUBTITLE. The
problem starts when I try to set triggerTime not to a round number but to
21.5 for example like in the fourth line. To make sure that it's nothing
that would cause problem anywhere further I added Math.round () to round the
value in the constructor BUT it still adding .5 to 21messes up the whole
app. No compiler or regular runtime errors, just a bunch of 1065 Errors
begining with "Variable (my DocumentClass name ) is not defined".
I can live with round numbers of seconds to adjust the subtitles, but I
can't without understanding what's happening here. :-)
Best,
Konrad
2008/7/18 Fabio Pinatti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 5:29 PM, Benicio del Toro <
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm working on a quite large AS3 project in Flash and I'm closing to the
> > end
> > of it but suddenly my main file stopped compiling properly. There are no
> > compilers errors, but the application doesn't seem to start, and I get
> tons
> > of 1065: 'Variable xxxxxx is not defined' errors. I guess it lists most
> of
> > my custom classes (there are probably around 50 different classes in the
> > project, excluding simple indentifiers for the library assets.
> >
> > It all happened when I was editing some very non critical parts of the
> code
> > (adjusting timings of movie subtitles), but at some point I picked up my
> > phone and may have clicked on something unconsciously by mistake. :-(
> >
> > I started looking into code, but honestly I don't know what may have
> caused
> > it. Is there any obvious reason, that I should check in the first place?
> >
> > Please help, I spent last 1,5 month writing the damn thing and it should
> > run
> > on public on Monday...
> >
> > Best regards,
> > Konrad
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>
> Maybe you've marked off the "Automatically Declare Stage Instances", did
> you
> try see that?
>
> Best
>
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