Class name in lowercase problem

Hi ,
I'm using Flex Builder 3 and tried to rename a class to lowercase
and immediately all its methods became inaccessible (error 1061)
although Flex Builder had automatically refactored everything related
to that class.
Anybody knows why?

I've found out the matter.
It is because my mxml file has the same name with that class.

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