Calling actionscript file package classes

Question

I have composed a simple actionscript class called "test.as"
under this directory \project\as\test\.
The test.as class is packaged as "package as.test".
In my main flex file main.mxml, how can reference this
test.as class without getting a complied error by not packaging up
the package as "package project.as.test"? Any approaches to this
problem? I know in java it can be done with Jar package.

Answer 1

quote:
Originally posted by:
MR Fang
Sorry if I didn't communicate clear on my original question.
Let me reintegrate my question on the actionscript package.
If I created an actionscript file and main.mxml under these
directory,
\project\as\utils\features\test.as
\project\main.mxml
and in the test.as, I packaged the file as strictly below
package utils.features
{ public class Test.{...blab...blab...}}
Is it possible to reference the "test.as" class without
explicitly using package directory as
package as.utils.features?
Will this create a problem when I call this class from the
"main.mxml"? How do I manage to compile and use this type of
package structure?
Thanks,
Fang
in your MXML you would say...
<mx:Script>
<CDATA....
import project.as.utils.features.test;
private var myClassInstance:test = new test();
]]>
</mx:Script>
or... if test.as extended something like a <mx:Button/>
you can do something like this..
In your MXML, in the Application tag add...
<mx:Application ...
xmlns:myCustomNS="project.as.utils.features.*" >
<myCustomNS:test />
</mx:Application>