[Extendflash] Incorporate Items from an External Library

[David Crossman]

First time posting to the list...

I'm looking for a way to open an external library and bring library items into the current document.

Basically, I have an XML representation of my final state, and I want to copy into my current document, from various external libraries, only those items that are relevant.

I can't seem to find anything through multiple Google searches and looking back through this list. I'm fairly new to JSFL as well, but this is core need of a new feature set.

If I can't open and copy from an external library, how about if I used a starting point document that included all of the external libraries, as shared libraries, sorted into folders, and walked through them after building the new document and deleted from the library anything with a use count of 0?

Any thoughts?

David Crossman
Senior Programmer
PARIO, INC.

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