Modules in seperate projects
by |>AoA<| killa » Sun, 13 Jul 2008 02:59:50 GMT
Because multiple projects need the same part of one of the projects i decided
to make a module out of that part. I made a new flex project and made the
application a module and moved all the code to the module and the project.
Now I'm trying to get it into the other projects, but they can't see the
variables in the module.
Re: Modules in seperate projects
by |>AoA<| killa » Sun, 13 Jul 2008 03:09:06 GMT
Ah now i see, I have to include it in the flex build path...
Sorry then, it was kind of because
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