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Reduced by size module doesn't show Button
Hi!
I have compiled module with 'MXMLC' command. Its size is more than 100 K.
It contains only one button. when I call this module in main application, it is
called perfectly and button is showed on the screen.
2nd Time:
Now I want to reduce the size of the module. And for this I do following....
I have complied the module using 'MXMLC' command using '-link-report' switch.
It generates a XML file. Then I use again 'MXMLC' command using '-load-externs'
switch.
All works well, but when I compile and run the same application through FLEX
builder, I am unable to view the button [which was seen earlier before reducing
the size of module].
Can some one guide me about the problem.
Thanks in advance
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slaingod #2
Re: Reduced by size module doesn't show Button
Flex always has 135k or so that it includes UNLESS you use the Runtime Shared
Library support, which may require an additional 500k download for users who
have not seen a recent Flex app and already cached it.
Sounds like you may have gotten rid of the required Flex Application/System
Manager, etc. code. Doing a simple button is almost always a better idea to do
in Flash (at the cost of owning flash).
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