Changing/Removing Flash Builder swc build path when showing errors

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I've done some searching on this issue, but I haven't gotten any solid answers. The closest I got was a question asked here: How to use a relative path for a swc library in Flash Builder 4.6 however this isn't exactly what I want.

When an error is thrown in my project, I can see the full path of my .swc file in the flash debugger.

    TypeError: Error #1085: The element type "link" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</link>". at utility::utilController/receiveData()[/Users/myUserName/Documents/Public/packages/DataController/src/data/MainData.as:256]

To explain further, what happens is, an XML file is loaded and parsed. Sometimes there is an error with the XML file being loaded and even though i have an IO_ErrorEvent handler, the error mentioned above will still come up in the debugger at run time. I'm just trying to figure out a way to hide the path to my MainData.as file when that does happen. So instead of seeing

TypeError: Error #1085: The element type "link" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</link>". at utility::utilController/receiveData()[/Users/myUserName/Documents/Public/packages/DataController/src/data/MainData.as:256]

you would see something like:

TypeError: Error #1085: The element type "link" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</link>". at utility::utilController/receiveData()[../data/MainData.as:256]

So that my complete path to my .as file doesn't appear. Hopefully that clears up my question.

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It's really unclear what is your question. Are you making your custom library? Are you trying to add a SWC file to your project? Please describe your problem in more details. - Creative Magic
I say run full build after changing path, should do. - Vesper
Also, that looks like you dropped out the most important part of the error (the beginning). What's the error number? - Amy Blankenship
I've re-structured my question. In the heat of the moment it seemed like it made sense but after looking at it a few days later, i realized i wasn't very clear at all. - doubleya

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I ended up just doing a release build. I was going to have to do this inevitably anyway so this solved my problem.