MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-EXTENDING FLASH Manual page 352

Example
The following example illustrates several ways to use this command. In this case, the open
project file is in the c:\Projects directory, and the only files currently in the project have been
added at the root level.
// Get the project object
var myProject = fl.getProject();
// The following command creates a folder named "files" below the root level
in the project, and places myFile.fla in that folder.
var newFile = myProject.addFile("file:///C|Projects/files/myFile.fla",
true)
fl.trace(newFile.isMissing); // false
// The following two commands have the same effect: placing myFile_02.fla in
the root level of the project.
var newFile = myProject.addFile("file:///C|Projects/files/myFile_02.fla" ,
false)
var newFile = myProject.addFile("file:///C|Projects/files/myFile_02.fla")
fl.trace(newFile.isMissing); // false
// The following command places myFile_03 in the root level of the project
as a missing file.
var newFile = myProject.addFile("file:///C|myFile_03.fla")
fl.trace(newFile.isMissing); // true
The following example attempts to add a new file to the project, and displays a message in the
Output panel indicating whether the file was added.
var myProject = fl.getProject();
var newItem = myProject.addFile("file:///C|Projects/files/Integra.fla",
true);
fl.trace( "Item " + ( newItem ? "was" : "was not" ) + " added!" );
See also
,
fl.getProject() project.items
project.canPublishProject()
Availability
Flash 8.
Usage
project.canPublishProject()
Parameters
None.
352 Objects
, ProjectItem object