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Anonymous
Jun 8, 2011 12:52 PM UTC
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Uncompiled ActionScript on iOS devices

Loading external swf files with "Uncompiled ActionScript" is not supported on iOS devices.

When running the app on iOS in debug mode, an alert window will pop up in case an invalid swf is loaded.

The swf files may not contain any actionscript code, library elements with linkage identifier or MovieClips on stage with instance names.

Is there any chance to check on a windows PC, if an already existing swf contains "Uncompiled ActionScript", without tediously checking the .fla file in Flash prof.?

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relaxatraja
relaxatraja
Inspiring
Jun 9, 2011 7:03 AM UTC

External swf with script, having linkage identifier will not support but instance names will support. If you want to know whether the flas contains script Just use Ctrl+shift+Enter to know whether has any code to debug. This is what I understand from your question, am I wrong?

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Anonymous
Jun 14, 2011 8:56 AM UTC

For me using instance names on stage resulted in an "Uncompiled ActionScript" error on iOS, have to recheck that.

You got my question right, I just want to make sure the swf will be running without testing on iOS.

Using the the debugger is a good idea.

Would it be possible to use a Loader object and check for "Uncompiled ActionScript" at runtime?

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relaxatraja
relaxatraja
Inspiring
Jun 14, 2011 9:15 AM UTC

Can I look at your code?

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