Cool, so you're all swiggity now? working well?
On 8/24/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yeah I was trying all that.. if I change any graphics i recompile with the
IDE. then i would compile with mtasc for code changes. I was using the
-keep
and -mx tags
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yeah I was trying all that.. if I change any graphics i recompile with the
IDE. then i would compile with mtasc for code changes. I was using the -keep
and -mx tags
On 8/24/06, John Grden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
do you have precompiled classes in the SWF you're using? you might have
to
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do you have precompiled classes in the SWF you're using? you might have to
recompile with the IDE then test with mtasc. If you do have classes
precompiled in the SWF with the IDE, use the -keep tag. If you're using mx
components, use the -mx tag
make sense?
On 8/24/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROT
ok I think I got what you meant. I started by just giving one class path.
and the main.as file. then after trying to compile.. it gave me all those
errors about having to force compile the actionscript. I went through. one
by one. compiling after each one.. evetually it got to the point where no
e
IE,
start a new flasc project
add a class path first
then, if you have a main class that's your starting point for the
application, add that to the project.
Compile
Read the errors about what's missing and add them one at a time.
Compile...repeat
If you are using a precompiled SWF, make sur
sorry not following completely what you mean, quick exmaple? or deeper
explanation?.. thank you..
On 8/24/06, John Grden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you certain could try it.
One thing I just did with someone else, was to start at the
beginning. Add
the main class (if that's what you have) a
you certain could try it.
One thing I just did with someone else, was to start at the beginning. Add
the main class (if that's what you have) and add a class path. Compile.
Follow the errors until you get the necessary classes in there. It worked
like a charm.
On 8/24/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL
yeah that's what I tried. No luck. It did suppress the errors but now there
is missing functionality.. Weird. No errors but there is obvious missing
functionality..
If I pack everything in maybe that would force every class to be compiled?
On 8/24/06, John Grden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I wouldn't think so. I don't use wild cards so I've not run into that
issue. But from whatever I've read/experienced, MTASC would support that
just fine.
On 8/24/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
would it have anything to do with having imports like: com.somepackage.*VS.
com.sompacka
well, try adding those particular files that it mentions to the comand
line. If they're all in a particular pacakge, use the -pack switch and add
it.
In Flasc, you can just click on the "add package" button, and piont to a
folder. If you're clicking on a parent folder that has a couple differen
would it have anything to do with having imports like: com.somepackage.* VS.
com.sompackage.SomeClass ?
On 8/23/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
no. it is a precompiled swf but no components.
I did manage to add all the packages in, and suppressed all errors. but
now there is funct
no. it is a precompiled swf but no components.
I did manage to add all the packages in, and suppressed all errors. but now
there is functionality that doesn't work in the mtasc compiled version. It's
weird. .not getting any errors. but things aren't working.. I've tried
rebuilding the swf from f
are you useing a precompiled SWF with components?
On 8/23/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yeah I tried that. Still no luck.
I am getting the same errors..
here is the entire output:::
"C:/Program Files/mtasc/mtasc.exe" -swf "C:/Documents and
Settings/aaronsh/Desktop/dev/flash/fla
yeah I tried that. Still no luck.
I am getting the same errors..
here is the entire output:::
"C:/Program Files/mtasc/mtasc.exe" -swf "C:/Documents and
Settings/aaronsh/Desktop/dev/flash/flashprojects/disasterstruclonthedayofmybirth/bin/Main.swf"
-out "C:/Documents and
Settings/aaronsh/Desktop/
Hey Aaron, click on the icon in the upper left, and rollover the options
menu - select show errors and show batch command.
Even if you don't want to use the IDE, Flasc will print out a useable script
for you to use with FlashDevelop
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On 8/23/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've
I've tried using FLASC. no luck. It doesn't really give me an errors or
anything like the compiler from the command line does... i'd just assume use
the command line and figure out what is wrong.. so I now how to use mtasc
better..
anyway, any help would be much appreciated..
thanks
On 8/23/
im using flash develop and trying to get it working through there.. i still
would like to know what the issue is. but i'll give flasc a try
On 8/23/06, Steven Sacks | BLITZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey try out FLASC, a nice GUI for MTASC that runs in the Flash IDE.
http://osflash.org/flasc
Hey try out FLASC, a nice GUI for MTASC that runs in the Flash IDE.
http://osflash.org/flasc
It makes it easy to add classes and such.
-Steven
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