Yes. I'm talking about experimental. I linked to the 4.9 release and s:Alert and s:ColorPicker were not available. I'm using the en_US locale. Not sure what to say here…
This is all clear as mud to me. I'll play around a bit trying to wrap my head around this. I'll probably come back with more questions later… On Feb 21, 2013, at 2:45 AM, Frédéric THOMAS wrote: > Harbs, > >> 2) I need the Alert and ColorPicker components that's not in the 4.9 release. > > If you're talking about the ones in the experimental.swc, there are in the > 4.9 but you can use them with en_US only, I re-worked them in the develop > branch, so if you want to use them and even to have an SDK you can use with > IntelliJ, constantly updated, chekout the develop branch, do a first build, a > release, use the makeApacheFlexForFlashBuilder on the released develop branch > itself, not the resulting binaries. > > Like that you can set this fresh SDK as the SDK you use if you want to make > change in the SDK, you'll have only to run the ant target corresponding to > the lib you modified (and the other.locales too) and you'll be able to test > it right away on your sample projects. > > Ask me if I haven't been completly clear. > > -Fred > > -----Message d'origine----- From: Justin Mclean > Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 1:27 AM > To: dev@flex.apache.org > Subject: Re: Getting source working in Flash Builder > > Hi, > >> I did use the installer. > Which would of given you last release 4.9. > >> The issue is that I'm trying to use the source rather than the distribution >> for two reasons: >> 1) I wanted to look into the TLF bugs that were reported. >> 2) I need the Alert and ColorPicker components that's not in the 4.9 release. > > Make a release build from the source with ant release, copy and unzip/untar > the release and use the script in the IDE directory to make an SDK usable for > Flash Builder or any other IDE. > >> Does the source need to be compiled before it can work? > Um yes. The source gets compiled in swcs (in the frameworks/lib directory) > that your Flex application uses. > >> I wonder if now would be a good time to try InteliJ IDEA... > You would still have the package the SDK up, your issue is not unique to just > Flash Builder. > > Hope that helps. > > Justin
