We'd have to know that the two classes were identical too, which
should be possible since you have your hands on the source element.
Alternatively, we could add a UID to the name.
I guess I didn't consider this case, that you might include the same
file more than once!
On May 9, 2008, at 8:46, "Henry Minsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
In the example scrollbar_example.lzx, there is a <include> which is
used to include a file twice, which contains
a view that has a method (oninit-handler) in it.
This causes the compiler to generate two class declarations with the
same name:
cd examples/components/
badtzmaru:components hqm$ lzc --runtime=swf9 scrollbar_example.lzx
Compiling: scrollbar_example.lzx to scrollbar_example.lzr=swf9.swf
Compilation errors occurred:
org.openlaszlo.sc.CompilerError: cannot declare class name more than
once: "$lzc$class_view_$$2E$2E$2F$2E$2E$2Fexamples$2Fcomponents
$2Ftestmedia$2Ffrosty$2Elzx_1_21"
badtzmaru:components hqm$
Maybe we need to have something that checks if one of these
generated class names is identical
to one previously generated, and simply skip generating it more than
once.
--
Henry Minsky
Software Architect
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
