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Compiler Directives 25
Parameters
[path]filename.as
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filename.as
The filename and optional path for the script to add to
the Actions panel or to the current script; .as is the recommended filename extension.
Example
The following examples show various ways of specifying a path for a file to be included in
your script:
// Note that #include statements do not end with a semicolon (;)
// AS file is in same directory as FLA file or script
// or is in the global Include directory or the First Run/Include directory
#include "init_script.as"
// AS file is in a subdirectory of one of the above directories
// The subdirectory is named "FLA_includes"
#include "FLA_includes/init_script.as"
// AS file is in a subdirectory of the script file directory
// The subdirectory is named "SCRIPT_includes"
#include "SCRIPT_includes/init_script.as"
// AS file is in a directory at the same level as one of the above
directories
// AS file is in a directory at the same level as the directory
// that contains the script file
// The directory is named "ALL_includes"
#include "../ALL_includes/init_script.as"
// AS file is specified by an absolute path in Windows
// Note use of forward slashes, not backslashes
#include "C:/Flash_scripts/init_script.as"
// AS file is specified by an absolute path on Macintosh
#include "Mac HD:Flash_scripts:init_script.as"
#initclip directive
#initclip order
— Do not place a semicolon (;) at the end of the line that contains the
#initclip statement.
Compiler directive; indicates the beginning of a block of initialization actions. When multiple
clips are initialized at the same time, you can use the
order
parameter to specify which
initialization occurs first. Initialization actions execute when a movie clip symbol is defined. If
the movie clip is an exported symbol, the initialization actions execute before the actions on
Frame 1 of the SWF file. Otherwise, they execute immediately before the frame actions of the
frame that contains the first instance of the associated movie clip symbol.