Xegnma

Well I finally realized what your issue was. In AS2 you have to write the fully qualified name of the class in a package. So say you the following:

Classpath folder:
C:\AS2\projects

Inside the classpath folder you have the following sub-folder structure that defines your package:

com\vagabond\

Here you place the class Car.as

Now when you write your class you use its fully qualified name in its signature as in the following:


class com.vagabond.Car {
.
.
.
}

It's working sort of. I never figured out why it was acting weird, but it's working enough to do what I want