ActionScript 2.0 Language Details
September 4th, 2006 by admin Posted in ActionScript, Macromedia Flash
ActionScript 2.0 Language Details
ActionScript 2.0 introduces several new programming keywords and concepts, including classes, inheritance, and interfaces. These concepts comprise what is commonly known as object-oriented programming.
Classes you create in ActionScript must be stored in separate ActionScript (AS) files; you can’t create classes in a Flash (FLA) frame or button script. Some important points about class files:
- Only one class can be defined per AS class file.
- The name of the file that contains the class must match the class name.
- ActionScript class files must be located in a folder where the Flash compiler looks for classes.
- You can combine several classes in a folder to create a package.
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