Here’s what passes for normal conversation around here:
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- Me
- Would you expect my components to get horked if I tried to export them both
from the same
FLA? - Marc
- Uh, no. Why?
- Me
- Darn. They each have their own component name in the resulting
SWC, but they end up having the same class name. - Marc
- Are you using the same classes in them or something?
- Me
- I’m using some of the same classes, but the components themselves each
have their own class. If I right-click on Export SWC File… in the
library, both components are in the
SWC, but with the same class name. And I can’t just export one component and then the other, because you get two copies of each, presumably only one of which works. - Marc
- That’s weird.
- Me
- Did I mention that I was using an Adobe product?
Marketing Genius
Whoever sold this ad is a marketing genius. I mean honestly — if you were selling cookbooks, would you have realized you need to get on SourceForge? No, you wouldn’t have. You know why? I’ll tell you — you’re an idiot. Meddling amateurs like you or me would have been wasting our advertising budget on Food Network spots. Luckily, for all humanity, we have proper Madison Avenue types to save us from ourselves.