How to copy the script from a ".as" file into the main timeline of flash?

i have a program made in flash who runs well, the actions on the .fla file are empty, it has a class who makes all the the work:

This is the content of the class:

package {

    import flash.events.Event;
    import org.papervision3d.objects.parsers.DAE;

    [SWF(width=640, height=480, backgroundColor=0xCCCCCC, frameRate=30)]

    public class Earth extends PV3DARApp {

        private var _earth:DAE;

        public function Earth() {
            addEventListener(Event.INIT, _onInit);
            init('Data/camera_para.dat', 'Data/flarlogo.pat');
        }

        private function _onInit(e:Event):void {
            _earth = new DAE();
            _earth.load('model/minecraft.DAE');
            //_earth.addEventListener(Event.OPEN,imageLoaded);
            _earth.scale = 1.5;
            _earth.rotationX = 90;
            _markerNode.addChild(_earth);

            //addEventLis开发者_开发知识库tener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, _update);
        }

        private function imageLoaded(e:Event):void { trace("HOLA"); }

        private function _update(e:Event):void {
            _earth.rotationZ -= 1
        }
    }
}

I want to pass all the script from the class to the acctions on the main timeline, i mean, i dont want to use the class, but i have no idea how to do this, eliminating the "private" string in all the functions and eliminating some other logical thinks like "package {" and others is not enough.

So please, how can i code the same program using only the actions tab from flash? Thanks!

I don't think this is a good idea. I (and most other AS3 developers) think all timeline code should be destroyed, but it should go something like this:

import flash.events.Event;
import org.papervision3d.objects.parsers.DAE;

var _earth:DAE;

function _onInit(e:Event):void {
    _earth = new DAE();
    _earth.load('model/minecraft.DAE');
    //_earth.addEventListener(Event.OPEN,imageLoaded);
    _earth.scale = 1.5;
    _earth.rotationX = 90;
    _markerNode.addChild(_earth);

    //addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, _update);
}

function imageLoaded(e:Event):void { trace("HOLA"); }

function _update(e:Event):void {
    _earth.rotationZ -= 1;
}

addEventListener(Event.INIT, _onInit);
init('Data/camera_para.dat', 'Data/flarlogo.pat');

There is no reason to not just use the document class. I would suggest learning how classes work. There are a bunch of great resources out there including:

• Kirupa.com - Classes in ActionScript3
• gotoandlearn

I have to agree with the idea that using timeline code is a bad idea.

Now, going to your code, it's hard to know for sure without knowing what the parent class does.

I'm assuming that your are using the FLARToolKit example code. I would do as @Adam Harte shows you in his answer, plus modify the PV3DARApp class so that you accommodate things a bit.

Since the whole idea is a bad one in my book, I won't bother to make things in a proper way, just suggest quick changes.

In PV3DARApp, make _markerNode public:

//protected var _markerNode:FLARBaseNode;
public var _markerNode:FLARBaseNode;

In PV3DARApp and ARAppBase, change the method init from protected to public:

public function init(cameraFile:String, codeFile:String, canvasWidth:int = 320, canvasHeight:int = 240, codeWidth:int = 80):void {

Then, it should go something like this:

import flash.events.Event;
import org.papervision3d.objects.parsers.DAE;

var _earth:DAE;
var _holder:PV3DARApp  = new PV3DARApp;

function _onInit(e:Event):void {
    _earth = new DAE();
    _earth.load('model/minecraft.DAE');
    //_earth.addEventListener(Event.OPEN,imageLoaded);
    _earth.scale = 1.5;
    _earth.rotationX = 90;
   _holder. init('Data/camera_para.dat', 'Data/flarlogo.pat');
    //_markerNode.addChild(_earth);     
  _holder._markerNode.addChild(_earth); 
    //addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, _update);
}

function imageLoaded(e:Event):void { trace("HOLA"); }

function _update(e:Event):void {
    _earth.rotationZ -= 1;
}

addEventListener(Event.INIT, _onInit);
init('Data/camera_para.dat', 'Data/flarlogo.pat');