UIComponent in Swc?

No, it works fine in Flash. Flash comes with many subclasses of fl.display.UIComponent. You are thinking of mx.core.

UIComponent – hooleyhoop Jun 7 '10 at 21:36 Thanks for contributing tho – hooleyhoop Jun 8 '10 at 6:59.

So I figured it out.. I was somehow linking against the original . As file and not the symbol in the .swc. Example: I have a symbol (instance of default MovieClip) in a .

Fla composition I rename it thus… Properties : Class : "CustomMovieClass" NB: I haven't created the . As file yet. I get the little warning - "A definition for this class could not be found in the classpath, so one will be automatically generated in the SWF file upon export".

I export the movieclip as Assets.swc. -- have a rest, then Create new TestingAssets. Fla file, add "Assets.

Swc" to the Library path. From some code in this project… var ob1:CustomMovieClass = new CustomMovieClass(); addChild(ob1); Yay! It springs to life, all the animations I did in the CustomMovieClass timeline are incorporated fine.

-- another rest, then Back in the original project, create CustomMovieClass. As package { import flash.display. MovieClip; public class CustomMovieClass extends MovieClip { // Simplest custom class definition } } and re-export Assets.

Swc Back in TestingAssets. Fla, build and run - Nothing (compiles and builds fine, but no animations). So I put a typo in CustomMovieClass.As and build again, remember i'm linked against the .

Swc and I swear to you that this CustomMovieClass. As file isn't in the classpath or Library Path… and "Compiler Error". So somehow it is linking in the original src and not the compiled into swc version.

Thanks for listening.

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