"Automatic conversion performed to update your ActionScript to Flash 2004"

Question

Hello,
I am curious if anyone else has encountered the following:
quote:
Automactic conversion performed to update your ActionScript
to Flash MX 2004:
* The old string congatenation operator '&' was converted
to 'add'
quote:
Automactic conversion performed to update your ActionScript
to Flash MX 2004:
* Functions were converted to the new recommended case (e.g.
GetProperty-->getProperty)
quote:
Automactic conversion performed to update your ActionScript
to Flash MX 2004:
* x op y was converted to Number(x) op Number(y) for
operators +, <, >, <=, >=, =, and <>
These appeared inside the output window about a half an hour
ago and I have never seen them before. They appeared after I tested
a movie (control + enter) inside the production environment. I ran
searches on Macromedia's website, forums, and Google on the opening
statement and they did not return any results.
I am using ActionScript 2.0 in Flash MX Professional 2004 on
the PC.
Thanks for any help or insight.

Answer 1

You're awesome LuigiL,
No, the file was created in Flash MX Professional 2004 as a
Flash 7 file. It was never saved down or saved up.
As for CPU cooking, that could be something. I am in the U.S.
but I was debugging this at the time:
quote:
256 levels of recursion were exceeded in one action list.
This is probably an infinite loop.
Further execution of actions has been disabled in this movie.
I left the test movie running in the background while I was
hitting up the boards for what was an 'action list'. After about
five to ten minutes of searching I came back to Flash and saw those
messages in the output window. I think I am going to test this
again--since I have yet to fix my original problem--to see if I can
recreate it.
Thanks for your help so far!