It would also be really helpful to be able to use Eclipse variables in
places like the compiler args, main source folder, output folder, etc.
For instance...
-load-config+=${workspace_loc}/project/project-config.xml
This would be extremely helpful and make projects portable /
configurable across developer workstations.
Daniel Wabyick wrote:
> Thanks gents. Adding an extra "../" worked. I have my main source folder
> in a "src" directory off the project root, so this makes sense it worked.
>
> Adobe - this seems kind of strange behavior. Was it intentional? I would
> think the project root makes sense as the root for the compiler. In any
> case, a documentation section on relative paths would be very useful,
> unless its already there and I missed it.
>
>
>
>
> Dirk Eismann wrote:
>
>> yep,
>>
>> same works for -source-path (and probably all other compiler flags as
>> well)
>>
>> Dirk.
>>
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>>> Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Relative paths in IDE compiler args
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>>> Hey Daniel,
>>>
>>> I've definitely had the same problem. I found that for the
>>> -load-config flag I had to climb up a directory ../ to get to
>>> my project root... so I had something like...
>>> -load-config+="../build/project-config.xml". I'm not entirely
>>> sure but I think it was relative to my main source directory
>>> which was in an as3 directory. I still can't get the
>>> -link-report flag to work with a relative path however.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Daniel Wabyick wrote:
>>>
>>>> How do relative paths work in the IDE compiler arguments? In
>>>> particular, what is the directory running from?
>>>>
>>>> For example, I would like to include a namespace manifest XML file
>>>> that is outside of my project path. I should be able to use
>>>> "-namespace http://www.mynamespace.com/ <http://www.mynamespace.com/>
>>>> ../myotherproject/namespace_manifest.xml",
>>>> but I have to use an absolute path to get it to work.
>>>>
>>>> Additionally, I can't seem to include linked folders in as
>>>>
>>> source paths.
>>>
>>>> I need to use absolute paths for those as well.
>>>>
>>>> Anyone had success with this?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> -Daniel
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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