Targeting flash player 10 with ASDoc?

I'm running ASDoc to document my code.
(The command line tool shipped with Flex
that generates documentation of your code.)
I'm running into a problem.
I created a project targeting Flash Player 10 and the project
compiles just fine in Eclipse, but when running ASDoc, one of
the classes I use contains methods that are NOT available to
flash players lower than Flash Player 10. Thus the ASDoc tool
is generating an error, b/c it doesn't know I am targeting
Flash Player 10.
How do I tell ASDoc that I wish to target Flash Player 10?
thanks!

It's a library inside the package flash.net
Sincerely,
Michael
El 29/04/2009, a las 13:33, JAXIMFLASH <[email protected]> escribió:
>
it makes sense that I would need to target the correct swc, but does
anyone know where the flash player 10 version of "FileReference"
is located? The "FileReference" version that contains the load()
method for example.
>

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Date: 2008-10-24 13:16:42 -0700 (Fri, 24 Oct 2008)
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