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I want to link external ActionScript file with my current fla project file so I can get the advantage of using classes in Adobe Flash professional CS6 in ActionScript 3.0.
But I am wondering if I can delete the AS file once the fla file has been published into swf?
Or even better would be if somebody could suggest me how to create classes in Flash CS6 without creating external files.
Thanks
When you publish a SWF file – all the source code (.as class files, library objects) are embedded into the SWF. (With the exceptions of Runtime Shared Libraries or any other assets you load at runtime).
This means that your SWF is not dependent on those .as files to run.
However, if you want to be able to re-publish or edit your project, you’ll definitely need those .as files for that.
In regards to FlashPro, you cannot create class files that embedded in the .fla, they have to be separate .as files. You can however edit the .as class files in FlashPro.