Importing as package

Question

Hello Everyone. Up until now I've done all my actionscript
coding directly on the timeline. However I would like to get into
the habit of creating packages and importing them into my flash
file. So heres the basic setup I have now, and perhaps someone can
weigh in as to what I need to do to make it work.
the fla file is called:
mouse follow2.fla
the as file is called:
dynamicmouse.as
the package name is:
dynamicmouse
the class name is:
FollowMouse
the constructor looks like:
public function
FollowMouse(strObj:String,originx:Number,originy:Number,originh:Number,originw:Number)
now on the fla file, the document properties I've set the
Document Class to:
dynamicmouse.FollowMouse
(as file and fla file are in the same directory by the way)
in the action script code on the fla file:
import dynamicmouse;
FollowMouse("mcShape01",mcShape01.x,mcShape01.y,mcShape01.height,mcShape01.width);
this results in the error:
Incorrect number of arguments. Expected no more than 1.
Incase your interested below is the package contents in full,
I'm not even completely sure if its set up correctly, but I would
expect that the function call at least is syntaticly correct. Any
help/advice in this matter is appreciated. In retrospect I should
have started with a much simpler project to pull in my first
package but oh well.
heres the package in full:

Answer 1

A package is really a folder structure, so when declaring
package dynamicmouse { ... in your class, you're telling the
compiler that this file is located in a folder called dynamicmouse.
In your case this won't work, because you have the class file in
the same directory as the FLA.
Also, you MUST name the class file the same as the class
name, so it would be FollowMouse.as. This file should then be place
inside the folder dynamicmouse. In your FLA you would then use:
import dynamicmouse.FollowMouse;
Then instantiate the class:
var followMouse:FollowMouse = new
FollowMouse("mcShape01",mcShape01.x,mcShape01.y,mcShape01.height,mcShape01.width);
TS