On 25/02/2012 04:42, Left Right wrote:
Well, you still have the source code. Debugging w/o the source is very unproductive, so you'd face many other issues before the absence of the version would become an issue. Lastly, why on the per class basis? And why, if you so much wanted to be consistent, you don't provide it for internal (private) classes? What if I wanted to know the version of internal class? How that would be different from wanting to know the version of any other class form the same build?
Theoretically: If you load different swfs with classes of the same name then just the first one will be accepted. So: if you have swfs with a half mixed class sets (insane situation) then it could be possible that some classes are loaded from version a and some from version b.
To me: adding the version to swf-file-name is usually enough.... yours Martin.
