I’m going to start using Google code to keep track of bugs so people can tell when something has been fixed. Thanks!

If I’m not mistaken, isn’t that error caused when the AMF0 parser finds a ‘reserved’ variable with a null value?

I’m using flash 10(debug version). AMF0 shouldn’t really be parsing the files, since they should all be AS3 to my knowledge. Perhaps include a method in the future to force-specify which parser to use?

I have a sample .sol that I could upload to you if you wish. It opens fine the first time, but if you save it(even without changing a thing) you are guaranteed to get the Undefined object reference error. After saving the filesize of the .sol is reduced from 6.41k to 2.60k as most values are lost.

I have seen this error a couple of times, different references (also seen 768). My sol file is quite complex, many objects and arrays and many variables

ReferenceError: Error #1065: Variable LoadTest is not defined.
at global/flash.utils::getDefinitionByName()
at … (rest of stack trace deleted)

1065 Variable _ is not defined. You are using an undefined lexical reference. For example, in the following statements, the statement trace(x) generates an error because x is undefined. However, the statement trace(y) doesn’t generate an error because y is defined: trace(“hello world”) trace(x) // x is undefined var y trace(y) // No error, y is defined.

In this case I was trying to dynamically instantiate a class by first finding the definition of that class and then newing it. Something like this:

public function createInstance(className:String):Object {
var instance:Class = Class(getDefinitionByName(className));
new instance();
}
It turns out the reason why the error was being thrown was that in my Flex Application I didn’t have anything which “used” the class. In other words the compiler thought that the class was left over junk and didn’t include it in the compiled swf. By adding in a use of it, everything started working. As example use would be something like:

private static const loadTestRef:LoadTest = null;

Source: “Daniel R.: Flex 2 Runtime Error 1065.” NeoPhi. Web. 08 Apr. 2010. .”

Don’t know what the hell that means.