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EDIT: This happens to me every time when there's a SWF file that comes with packages of ActionScript files and folders, when I convert them to FLAs by using JPEX Flash Decompiler that is in ActionScript 2.0. When I open the converted FLA on any Adobe Flash Professional that I use. I export the SWF files and check the syntax in any ActionScript files and I get a lot of errors that are the method, property names, and functions every single time. Even the components ActionScript files from the SWF that I convert to a FLA as well happens. This is mostly the problem that I'm having in ActionScript 2.0, is there really a solution for this or any other way to fix that type of issue here?

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  • The de-compilation does not guarantee you an identical-to-source, or working-as-intended, or working, or compile-able, or even readable code. Even less, if the original author did intend you not to, and protected the code. The last, from the "*...get a lot of errors...*", seems to be exactly the case, and there's nothing you can do about it. – Organis Mar 25 '23 at 16:47
  • Yeah, what I can really do is fix them myself. – RedFire Jul 18 '23 at 03:49

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