Actually, I don't know the answer to your question Bjorn but you can
inspect the contents of a swc by renaming the extension to zip and
then browsing the contents after you unzip it with winzip (or
winrar). The swc is just a wrapper.
Hope this helps.
Patrick
On Oct 2, 2007, at 6:16 PM, Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:
Just to confirm, in regards to include swc files in your swc, the
docs say,
In most cases, the symbols defined in the SWF file that are
referenced by the application are embedded in the Flex application
at compile-time. This is known as static linking. The application
compiler only includes those classes that are used by your
application, and dependent classes, in the final SWF file.
My question, does the compiler include dependant classes from the
swc that are already included in the swf, for example if
UIComponent is used in the swc will it add it again to my swf
unnecessarily adding to the file size?
regards,
Bjorn
