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I'm working on a project in Adobe Animate CC and coding in JavaScript.

When I preview the project (Ctrl-Enter), the browser throws two errors:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input

I understand that this occurs when there is a bracket missing, but this code was generated by Animate, not by me.

Secondly:

Uncaught ReferenceError: images is not defined

Referring to this line of code: 

images = images||{};

Once again, generated by the program.

Does anyone know how to troubleshoot this?

ALR
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Took a while for me to figure this out too. I assume this is HTML5 Canvas project in Animate CC.

The problem was that I had written ActionScript spesific types into the frames and not EaselJS.

Any code syntax error or AS3 specific definitions in the flash file causes this error when publishing into HTML5 Canvas.

You can propably get more specific error with some try { } catch (e) { } wrapper added into the generated code. Also, you can try to put the generated .js code into some javascript editor that shows invalid syntax/types.

Here you can find a complete documentation for EaselJS -programming: http://www.createjs.com/docs/easeljs/modules/EaselJS.html

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