Noob As3 Problem... Error 5001

[The-One-Banana]

Sorry to bother you guys with a noob problem like this.

Apparently, Adobe Flash CS3 is telling me that the package I defined "does not reflect the location of the file". RRRRRRRRRage

The program consists of two parts, an .fla, and an .as, which are located in a folder named ListenerTest, which is in turn, located in Exp, located in Flash, located on my C:.

Both files are located in: (C:/Flash/Exp/ListenerTest)

What should I name my package so that this error doesn't show up?

[Marsume]

At 8/3/10 04:01 AM, The-One-Banana wrote: Sorry to bother you guys with a noob problem like this.

Apparently, Adobe Flash CS3 is telling me that the package I defined "does not reflect the location of the file". RRRRRRRRRage

The program consists of two parts, an .fla, and an .as, which are located in a folder named ListenerTest, which is in turn, located in Exp, located in Flash, located on my C:.

Both files are located in: (C:/Flash/Exp/ListenerTest)

What should I name my package so that this error doesn't show up?

If both files are in the same folder you don't need to name your package anything.

pacakge {
     public class Test extends Sprite {
          public function Test(){
          }
     }
}

[The-One-Banana]

At 8/3/10 04:07 AM, Marsume wrote: If both files are in the same folder you don't need to name your package anything.

Wow, I am actually crying at this... I spent twenty minutes fiddling with the names, lol.

Thanks for your quick reply! If it wasn't for you, who knows how much time I'd waste.

[milchreis]

the package represents the folder structure where your .as file is located.
The difference to a normal path is, that you do not start with the drive letter, but with the root directory that you set up as your "classpath".