On 12/03/2010 18:29, Anthony Pace wrote:
I only do this after using catalyst (beta 2) and there is a ton of
mxml over a thousand lines or so, that I just don't want to have to
filter through, but so far, what I have been doing is publishing the
project as an swf, and the using a decompiler to convert it and its
embedded elements to readable AS3 with class structure intact, and
then output to a folder that contains the fla and all used classes in
the usual subfolder tree style.
Using this method makes it so some variables are referred to by their
location instead of their friendly name, and going after the embedded
elements can sometimes be time consuming; thus, I am wondering if
there any other commercial converters out there? or if someone has
figured out how to use the flex sdk to just do a conversion instead of
publishing?
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It sounds like you are using catalyst and trying to avoid flex - doesn't
seem like a viable workflow to me, but anyway..
From the docs:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=compilers_14.html
keep-generated-actionscript=true|false
Determines whether to keep the generated ActionScript class files.
The generated class files include stubs and classes that are generated
by the compiler and used to build the SWF file.
When using the application compiler, the default location of the files
is the /generated subdirectory, which is directly below the target MXML
file. If the /generated directory does not exist, the compiler creates
one. When using the compc component compiler, the default location of
the /generated directory is relative to the output of the SWC file. When
using Flex Builder, the default location of the generated files is the
/bin/generated directory.
The default names of the primary generated class files are
filename-generated.as and filename-interface.as.
The default value is false.
This is an advanced option.
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