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From: John R. <jh...@ma...> - 2006-01-18 21:55:51
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For my own learning, I made a sample set of files for a library that * would be fully compatible with the Loader * follow the general conventions for naming and documentation that I observe * do limited things that I need, like a Components subfolder. I also noticed this in the FAQ: Q: Can I make my/other libraries Loader-compatible? A: Currently, developer documentation for general use is crude and limited. It is not difficult to add the required information to your library scripts to make them Loader-compatible. However, since most library authors are "serious" scripters, there has been little need to write general-purpose documentation. We are working on a basic "Loader Compatibility Guide". Attached is a sit file with the resulting "SampleLib" folder that might be useful towards such a "Loader Compatibility Guide", simply as a starting point for someone to do what I am doing: re-organized existing AS code into the Loader model. (1) Could someone please look it over and assure me that I am on the right track? (2) Is it actually useful to anyone else? Thanks! - John R |