On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 04:02:03PM +0100, Alessandro Pignotti wrote:
> Ok, what command line options do you need?
Uhm, let's see:
-U (used to resolve relative urls),
-u (to assign an url to top-level [root] movie)
-x [IMPORTANT] for xembed window id
-F for a filedescriptor to send geturl requests to
(handles javascript and no-return urls getting, dunno if
that's still allowed with AVM2)
-P to pass the params set in HTML (most used being FlashVariables or
similar IIRC).
'-' argument for reading the SWF from stdin (this would just be needed
for the proof-of-concept).
Easiest is probably looking at the npapi/plugin.cpp code as all it
does is spawning the standalone.
The proof of concept would be to export GNASH_PLAYER=/usr/local/bin/lightspark
in the browser environment and see it magically work.
--strk;
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