Need help with SDK development

2013-02-26 Thread Erik de Bruin
Hi,

I could use some help on the practical side of SDK development.

Context: I'm trying to create a new namespace in the SDK, in which
I'll develop the VanillaSDK JS-compatible components and their JS
counter parts.

Set up: I have cloned the 4.9 branch in my whiteboard. I have added a
'project' to the 'frameworks/projects' directory and duplicated as
many of the namespace specific settings as I could find (they're all
over the place ;-)). Now, when I run the main 'build.xml', I get a
nice .swc for the new namespace, with all the components present. So,
I must've done something right.

Question: how do I work on the new components, without having to run
the main 'build.xml' for the SDK for every change I make and want to
test. The main build takes about 5 min. on my machine, and this makes
for inconvenient development. How do the 'real' SDK developers handle
this?

Thanks,

EdB



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Re: Need help with SDK development

2013-02-26 Thread Frédéric THOMAS

Hi Erik,

Not sure I understand what you mean, each lib has its own build.xml allowing 
to only build this lib, you can maybe take the experimental lib as an 
example of how it compiles, did it anwser you question ?


-Fred

-Message d'origine- 
From: Erik de Bruin

Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 6:24 PM
To: dev@flex.apache.org
Subject: Need help with SDK development

Hi,

I could use some help on the practical side of SDK development.

Context: I'm trying to create a new namespace in the SDK, in which
I'll develop the VanillaSDK JS-compatible components and their JS
counter parts.

Set up: I have cloned the 4.9 branch in my whiteboard. I have added a
'project' to the 'frameworks/projects' directory and duplicated as
many of the namespace specific settings as I could find (they're all
over the place ;-)). Now, when I run the main 'build.xml', I get a
nice .swc for the new namespace, with all the components present. So,
I must've done something right.

Question: how do I work on the new components, without having to run
the main 'build.xml' for the SDK for every change I make and want to
test. The main build takes about 5 min. on my machine, and this makes
for inconvenient development. How do the 'real' SDK developers handle
this?

Thanks,

EdB



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3521 VB Utrecht

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Re: Need help with SDK development

2013-02-26 Thread Om
Another way would be to add the new project's src directory as a source
path to your test project.  And then cut a .swc only when you really have
to.

If you have to run ant everytime, you could hook it up as  External
Tool...  in Flash Builder.  Then it is only click away to compile the
changes you just made.

Thanks
Om

On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 9:42 AM, Frédéric THOMAS webdoubl...@hotmail.comwrote:

 Hi Erik,

 Not sure I understand what you mean, each lib has its own build.xml
 allowing to only build this lib, you can maybe take the experimental lib as
 an example of how it compiles, did it anwser you question ?

 -Fred

 -Message d'origine- From: Erik de Bruin
 Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 6:24 PM
 To: dev@flex.apache.org
 Subject: Need help with SDK development


 Hi,

 I could use some help on the practical side of SDK development.

 Context: I'm trying to create a new namespace in the SDK, in which
 I'll develop the VanillaSDK JS-compatible components and their JS
 counter parts.

 Set up: I have cloned the 4.9 branch in my whiteboard. I have added a
 'project' to the 'frameworks/projects' directory and duplicated as
 many of the namespace specific settings as I could find (they're all
 over the place ;-)). Now, when I run the main 'build.xml', I get a
 nice .swc for the new namespace, with all the components present. So,
 I must've done something right.

 Question: how do I work on the new components, without having to run
 the main 'build.xml' for the SDK for every change I make and want to
 test. The main build takes about 5 min. on my machine, and this makes
 for inconvenient development. How do the 'real' SDK developers handle
 this?

 Thanks,

 EdB



 --
 Ix Multimedia Software

 Jan Luykenstraat 27
 3521 VB Utrecht

 T. 06-51952295
 I. www.ixsoftware.nl