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Huw Collingbourne

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Huw Collingbourne is Director of Technology for the Ruby In Steel IDE
Refactoring ActionScript: Moving Packages Posted: Jun 9, 2009 4:21 AM
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We've just put up a new mini-release of Amethyst on the download site. This is mainly to fix a problem with compiling large SWC projects but we've also added a nice new feature – the ability to move packages. The problem with ActionScript (and Java) is that the location of a file and a package name must match. So if you have a package with a name like ‘x.y.x' it must reside in a directory with the path (relative to the root of the project) ‘x\y\z'. (...)

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