Best practice on storing the .as and .mxml files

I have some custom components, and they use their own .as
action script files. The custom components are placed in the
"src/component" folder right now. Should I place the associated .as
files in the same "src/component" folder? What is the suggested
best practices?
Thanks,

Not quite following what you mean by "associated .as files ",
but yes, that sounds fine.
Tracy

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