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I am writing something related to Flash / AS3 and I am facing a problem like this:
Basically I have a document class and / or I can instantiate movie clips and compile them without any problem. But when I put an input text box (caption “T” on the palette) on the stage, it refuses to compile with an error greater than.
I’m not sure if this matters, but I’m writing FlashDevelop ActionScript with compilation done during the Flash IDE. Also, under Publish Settings -> Flash -> Script -> Settings ... -> Errors I have selected strict mode and warning ...
I have researched products for this on the web and it seems that the exception suggestions insert rather than insert the deer text field in the Flash IDE, but actually create them dynamically in the document class.
requested on November 14, 2009 at 12:59 pm
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It may appear that you have disabled the "Announce Instances of Steps Automatically" feature. Therefore, if you want to add named instances, you must declare your class there
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import flash.text.TextField;...public var txtInput: TextField;...
You can find the Declare Scene Instances option in the Flash tab of your movie properties and click Options next to the Script: Actionscript 3 selection box.
Personally, I have always disabled this option so that you can declare troops to instances of the class and better monitor what is happening.
answered Nov 14, 2009 at 4:53 pm
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