[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3]Is it possible to add a class to the class path folder in flash CS3? [/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3]What I want to do is to add a class ( TweenLite ) to the default class path folder in flash cs3, this way I don’t have to add the path to each .FLA file I create, all I need to do is import it as a native class from flash.[/SIZE][/FONT]
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[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3]Is this possible? If yes, in what folder should I put my new class? I am using a mac.[/SIZE][/FONT]
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[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3]Thanks,[/SIZE][/FONT]
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This is a bad idea. You should just keep it in the gs folder with the project. I know it seems redundant, since you use it on all your projects (I do too) but if you ever want to transfer the file to another computer or send it to a friend or coworker, you’ll have to make them put it all the way inside their Flash folders too, and you don’t want that.
I agree with what you are saying however the issue that I am having here (another reason why I am leaving) is version management. In other words I have roughly 20 Promo.as class files in CVS but basically each one does something different, or has features the other doesn’t.
My life as a developer becomes a complete mess when I have tons of class files that should do the same thing but don’t with no documentation :lol:.
So my advice is if you do set it up like Anogar suggested (which really is the best way) please oh please for the love of God don’t do the same thing that our previous developer did to me :lol:
Geez, that sounds like a nightmare Digi. I keep all my reusable classes (SWFAddress and TweenLite/Max included) on an SVN repo and then when I start a new project, I just dump it into the appropriate directory. Then when I make changes to the files in there it spreads around, and I don’t have to worry about conflicting versions.
