Flash Builder 4.6 issue: Access to undefined property - clean its not the answer

Question

I have a lot of strange info in my project in Flash Builder, why ?

"Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant" and "Access to undefined property", "Call to a possibly undefined method "

When i go to those class and make space " " and save, parrent class is ok, cleaning doesnt help for long time.

What is the problem ?

code-example:

import utils.DbUtils;
....
....
public function afterDbInit():void{
                personsCollection = DbUtils.getAllObjects();
                calendarViewId.loadDefaultCalendar();
            }

but its not problem with CODE, it Flash Builder iSSUE, when i found DbUtils Class File, and opne it, made one space more and save, issue gone.

Project is compiling but i cannot use ctrl+lpm to go to the selected class file, compiler doesnt seen it

personsCollection = DbUtils.getAllObjects();

but after few debbuggging runs, this exlamation icon, and orange dot appear again

---

<fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import database.DBConnection;
            import database.Database;
            import database.DatabaseEvent;
            import database.DatabaseResponder;

i have all imports there

Answer 1

I found something interesting about my "Access to Undefined Property" warnings that might help someone.

I was working on a module (ofcMtc.mxml and ofcMtc.as) of which I later decided I didn't like the design. So I renamed both the mxml and action script files to a different name in order to save off the work (ofcMtcOLD.mxml and ofcMtcOLD.as).

Then I recreated that same module using the original file names for both the mxml and action script.

Now keep in mind the OLD version still had a line of code in the mxml associating the original action script file name (mx:script source="ofcMtc.as") - and it was picking this up in the compiling - causing the warnings to appear in my new version.

By removing the mx:script code from the OLD mxml file - the warnings went away in the new version.

Hope this helps someone.

Answer 2

I had the same issue with a class that contains a public variable. It showed up as "undefined property" when trying to access the property even though the code works well. The Quick Fix / Assist (Ctrl + 1) asked to create the property, so i tabbed and pressed enter to have the code completion help me with that. The editor removed the warning, but did no changes to my class.

I'd say this is a weird bug, and just wanted to let anyone else that gets this issue that the Quick Fix / Assist can actually help out with this issue.