MTASC – MTASC compliant AS2 classes

Hello,

Some people on the pixlib mailing list ask me to give them the macromedia classes patched for mtasc ( for strict compiling ).
The patch are on the osflash.org website here, but you can download the classes already path below

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And this post reminds me that I have to finish updating my website. I definitly need to go through some CSS :)

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  • http://www.kilooctet.net/ Flapflap

    Thanks a lot !
    Will be well used !

  • http://www.kilooctet.net Flapflap

    Thanks a lot !
    Will be well used !

  • http://jeanmichel.gens.free.fr/ jean-michel

    merci flap flap

  • http://jeanmichel.gens.free.fr jean-michel

    merci flap flap

  • zeflasher

    Euh…??? :)

  • zeflasher

    Euh…??? :)

  • http://jeanmichel.gens.free.fr/ jean-michel

    sorry ….
    thanks zeflasher
    how do you use this classes under mtasc
    i dont where i have got my classes but i use that way on my PC
    std8/flash/geom/…. for example
    and i use -version 8 in command line

  • http://jeanmichel.gens.free.fr jean-michel

    sorry ….
    thanks zeflasher
    how do you use this classes under mtasc
    i dont where i have got my classes but i use that way on my PC
    std8/flash/geom/…. for example
    and i use -version 8 in command line

  • zeflasher

    Well, the patch was pretty much rectifying the classes to be strict compiling compliant.
    The zip is the classes already patch.
    so what you need to do is simply replace those classes in the flash install folder or point to those classes when compiling ( instead of the MM (wow, so old :) ) ones )
    ++

  • zeflasher

    Well, the patch was pretty much rectifying the classes to be strict compiling compliant.
    The zip is the classes already patch.
    so what you need to do is simply replace those classes in the flash install folder or point to those classes when compiling ( instead of the MM (wow, so old :) ) ones )
    ++