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It's pretty hard to hide things in AS. There is an internal access specifier and there are also namespaces. Adobe has some help on <a href="http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ActionScript/3.0_ProgrammingAS3_Flex/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118a9b90204-7f9e.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Packages and namespaces</a> that may be useful to you. It is important to note that namespaces do not limit access - they are really used to place symbols into a different ... well namespace. This could be used to have 2 versions of the same library accessed in the same swf. My guess is it just does some name-mangling behind the scenes before inserting definitions into the symbol table. If users want, they can just import the namespace and access anything that is "hidden" behind it. I've done that when hacking apart Adobe components. That said, if the user doesn't have the original source and is incapable of determining the namespace identifier than you have a bit of security through obscurity. package access specifiers (e.g. private and internal) are closer to what you want. But if you can access classes outside package boundaries then the user can too. There are even hacks I've seen around that can examine a swfc and spit out a list of embedded classes which one can use getClassByDefinition to instantiate. So, you can hide the classes existence in your documentation, use internal and private access specifiers wherever possible and then use namespaces to mangle the classnames. But you cannot prevent a determined person from finding and using these classes.
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1. COVery nice. I knew about namespaces, but I thought they were only used for XML. And I had no idea that "internal" was a valid modifier in AS3. Thanks!
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