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From: ooba on 6 May 2008 16:37
I cant for the life of me recall this.

What is the difference between #include and import? When do i use one over the
other is one depricated?

import fl.transitions.easing.*;
or
#include fl.transitions.easing.*;

What about including my own custom .as files which way am I to bring them into
my .fla?

thanks.

From: ooba on 6 May 2008 17:29
Thanks to the help from the members @ http://forums.flashgods.org the answer is
I only have to have my .as files available for compile time.
I do not have to deploy my .as files to the server for runtime.
The "import" and "#include" will insert the .as code into the swf generated.

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