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Flash / Flex / ActionScript » Language » package

Global Scope: Code placed directly outside a package body or at the top-level of a package body resides in the global scope.


 

package {

  // Code here is in the global scope

}

// Code here is also in the global scope



package {

  // Definitions here are accessible to all code in the global scope

}

// Definitions here are accessible to all code in the same source file

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5.	Variables, functions, and namespace declarations can also be contained inside packages.
6.	A package-level function
7.	Import all the classes in a particular package by using the wildcard operator (*) trailing the package name
8.	References to the classes by using their full name

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