[flexcoders] Speeding+project+compilation

[Haykel BEN JEMIA]

Hi Amy, try putting the assets outside the 'src' directory.

Haykel.

Re: [flexcoders] Speeding project compilation

[Haykel BEN JEMIA]

Try putting the assets outside the 'src' directory.

On Monday, August 23, 2010, Amy amyblankens...@bellsouth.net wrote:

























   Hi all;

 We have a project that uses a lot of embedded assets.  However, when the 
 project compiles, it deletes all of the assets from the bin-debug folder, 
 then re-adds them (even though they are embedded).  I have hunted for a 
 setting in Flex Builder that will let me turn this unneeded behavior orr, but 
 I haven't found it.  Does anyone know?

 TIA;

 Amy







 















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[flexcoders] Speeding project compilation

[Amy]

Hi all;

We have a project that uses a lot of embedded assets.  However, when the 
project compiles, it deletes all of the assets from the bin-debug folder, then 
re-adds them (even though they are embedded).  I have hunted for a setting in 
Flex Builder that will let me turn this unneeded behavior orr, but I haven't 
found it.  Does anyone know?

TIA;

Amy

Re: [flexcoders] Speeding project compilation

[Oleg Sivokon]

I believe it's somewhere in the context menu of the file in the project
view. It should say something like Copy to output folder. Sorry, I don't
have FB at this machine atm. Could be the assets weren't embedded originally
and this setting suck to them since they were loaded at runtime?

Re: [flexcoders] Speeding project compilation

[dorkie dork from dorktown]

There's an option in Project  Properties  Flex Compiler called Copy
non-embedded files to the output folder.

Also, you can embed your assets via your stylesheet by selecting your css
file in package explorer and selecting, Compile CSS to SWF from the
context menu. This will wrap up all your embedded assets into a compiled
binary so the compiler won't have embed your assets each time you compile
your project.

On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 1:02 PM, Oleg Sivokon olegsivo...@gmail.com wrote:



 I believe it's somewhere in the context menu of the file in the project
 view. It should say something like Copy to output folder. Sorry, I don't
 have FB at this machine atm. Could be the assets weren't embedded originally
 and this setting suck to them since they were loaded at runtime?