[Arp] Natural Entry Point method -- ARP, MTASC, SWFMILL -- ho w to compile the classes ready for swfmill

[Davies, Grant M.]

Actually I (I'm the resident alien) use the natural entry point now :)
 
Simplest thing I do...
 
Create a symbol in your library, I usually call mine:
com.mycompany.ApplicationForm as the linkage name
 
I then drag a copy to the stage of the root timeline.
 
I then create a class called
 
class com.mycompany.Application form extends ArpForm
{
    
    public static function main()
   {
        // do nothing, using natural entry point
   }
 
   public static function onLoad():Void
   {
 
           trace("onLoad called");
   }
 
}
 
and thats it .
 
Grant

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Of lazy gekko
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 6:36 AM
To: arp at ariaware.com
Subject: [Arp] Natural Entry Point method -- ARP, MTASC, SWFMILL -- how to
compile the classes ready for swfmill


I'd be grateful if someone could explain briefly how to compile an ARP
application using the Natural Entry Point method as described by Aral.

I'm not using ANT, so ideally this would be through the use of a batch file.
My difficulty is the compiling of the classes into a library swf, ready for
swfmill to use (the swfmill side I have no problem with). 

I read the tutorials on theresidentalien, however these use the skeletal
injection method.

Many thanks for some guidance.  My hair is currently falling out in large
clumps with confusion.

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