I couldn't remember - but having had a trawl it seems it was Peter Hall (see
http://www.peterjoel.com/blog) - but I've been unable to find the original
article.
Basically as each class is loaded it gets assigned a symbol name
__Packages..
Ian
On 11/30/05, de-hack SWF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On 11/30/05, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Juguang,
> Try replacing the line:
> public static var symbolName:String="RMC";
> with:
> public static var symbolName:String="__Packages.RMC";
>
> HTH,
YTH! (Yes, that helps) My week-lasting exhaust is breezed away. Many thanks.
:-)
Hi Juguang,
Try replacing the line:
public static var symbolName:String="RMC";
with:
public static var symbolName:String="__Packages.RMC";
HTH,
Ian
On 11/29/05, de-hack SWF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Ian, thanks! But I have read such code many times and in many forum.
> However, my t
Hi Ian, thanks! But I have read such code many times and in many forum.
However, my this piece of stupid code just does now work for me. (But it
runs well, if I manually add a symbol 'RMC', in Flash)
Can someone test on your side and tell me if it is working in your
environment? Big thanks!! - Ju
Hi Juguang,
I posted the following about a week ago - I think it's what you're after:
--
Can't remember where I got this solution - definitely not mine - but
here's how to create a MovieClip-derived class that doesn't need an
associated library symbol:
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>
>
> Creating a fake named linkage'd run-time symbol is done another way.
> But I don't remember it by hearth. Maybe someone else can feed on this
> one.
Yes. Thanks. You identify my problem. This is the point that I want to
know. Anyone any ideas? :-)
Juguang
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Normally, you would keep the RMCSymbol in your library with the linkage and
class association and not use Object.registerClass.
If you want to associated your symbol dynamically to a class at run-time you
can use Objec.registerClass("RMCSymbol", RMC); for example. This function
can only set your
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