ActionScript 2.0 Class Property Problem and Compile Error Display

[RedFire_mrt84]

This happens to me every time when there's a SWF file that comes with packages of ActionScript files and folders, when I convert them to FLAs by using JPEX Flash Decompiler that is in ActionScript 2.0. When I open the converted FLA on any Adobe Flash Professional that I use. I export the SWF files and check the syntax in any ActionScript files and I get a lot of compile errors that are the method, property names, and functions every single time. Even the components ActionScript files from the SWF that I convert to a FLA as well happens. This is mostly the problem that I'm having in ActionScript 2.0, is there really a solution for this or any other way to fix that type of issue here?

[RedFire_mrt84]

Also I use Adobe Flash Professional CS6 as my Adobe Animate professional version I use.

[kglad]

with cs6, you're opening the fla converted by a decompiler.  you test that fla (control>test movie>in flash pro) and you see errors, correct?

if so, what's your question?  if not, explain why you're not doing exactly the above.

[RedFire_mrt84]

Yep. My question is, is there really a solution for this or any other way to fix that type of issue here and what above are you talking about?

[RedFire_mrt84]

I mean, to get the ActionScript files to actually work in the FLA.

[kglad]

the fault is most likely your decompiler, though there's a chance something specified in the code needs to load and you fail to make that file available.

[RedFire_mrt84]

Oh, so that's the cause. I've been wondering, well damn it.

[RedFire_mrt84]

Yeah, since JPEXs is the main cause, I guest no.

[kglad]

try sothinks decompiler.

[RedFire_mrt84]

Well guess what? It now works for me. Thank you so much for your help, I'm now filled with joy and excitment.

[kglad]

using the sothink fla worked?

[RedFire_mrt84]

I only tested the other FLAs I had and they worked.

[kglad]

what solved the problem mentioned in your original post?

[RedFire_mrt84]

Using the Sothink decompiler was the solution. Well, actually some SWF files that I tested from the FLA and the ActionScript codes didn't run correctly.

[RedFire_mrt84]

That was converted from Sothink.

[kglad]

okay, good to hear about sothink helping.