other option is to use https://archive.org/
http://web.archive.org/web/20160914145249/http://blogs.adobe.com/jasonsj/2011/05/comparing-css-media-queries-vs-application-scaling.html
> Le 24 sept. 2017 à 09:12, Carlos Rovira a écrit :
>
> Hi,
>
> when saw that people can't find this old SDK vers
Many thanks, wasn't aware about that index. Very useful.
Carlos
2017-09-25 10:09 GMT+02:00 gl...@globz.com :
> other option is to use https://archive.org/
>
> http://web.archive.org/web/20160914145249/http://blogs.
> adobe.com/jasonsj/2011/05/comparing-css-media-queries-
> vs-application-scaling
We are currently investigating FlexJS (we have a large code base developed
with Flex 4.7, using FlashBuilder 4.7 and have to decide to migrate to
FlexJS or ReactJS).
Our concern is about web apps only (we will keep all AIR apps as they are).
On our first tests, we have successfully installe
Hi Nicolas,
The first which come up to my mind is to specify for compiler option
-output=pathtofolder.
Glad to hear that you are trying FlexJS!
Thanks, Piotr
2017-09-25 14:01 GMT+02:00 Nicolas Granon :
> We are currently investigating FlexJS (we have a large code base developed
> with Flex 4.
We are currently investigating FlexJS (we have a large code base developed
with Flex 4.7, using FlashBuilder 4.7 and have to decide to migrate to
FlexJS or ReactJS).
Our concern is about web apps only (we will keep all AIR apps as they are).
On our first tests, we have successfully installe
Hi Piotr,
Many thanks for your answer.
However, this does not work : the documentation clearly states that the –output
compiler option is used to specify an “output directory AND file name”.
And that is true !
If you add
-output=mypath\myfile.swf
to the compiler “command line” opti
Nicolas,
I will check this one today or tomorrow evening my time (Poland :)). I'm
using Maven to build FlexJS application which has "outputDirectory" option
- I haven't use it so far, but I will also check.
However it is quite understandable that you would like to have build
working in Flash Build
Hi Nicolas,
I just tried setting –output= to an absolute path for the swf and it worked for
me. It will take whatever path you specify for the SWF and use the grandparent
folder (not the parent) because it is expecting the SWF to go in something like
/Users/username/output/bin-debug/foo.swf.
Piotr,
If, as you suggested, I specify JSFlex target-only and an output file, an empty
file is written in the output dir (I presume it corresponds to the
non-generated SWF, although it seems to me that *nothing* should be written)
and the js output is still written under the project root.
By t
Well, Alex, you are right : when launching from the command-line, everything
goes to the specified dir.
Even more surprising : *no* empty swf file generated (with "-targets=JSFlex"
option).
This is confusing... Is there any specific configuration for FB ? I thought
that the "compiler options" f
How can I change the color of the top status bar in flex mobile apps for iOS?
And why differs the font-size in the status-bar from other apps (it is
bigger and not really sharp)?
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The FB project settings are combined with any "Additional compiler
arguments" and passed to the compiler. I have a hard time believing that
the compiler in 0.8.0 would write a SWF according to the -output parameter
but would then not write bin/js-debug to the _grandparent_ of the SWF file
specifie
Alex, thank you for your answer.
OK.
Here is exactly what I have done so far.
(FB 4.7, Windows).
The project itself is minimal, since I only wanted to validate that the
installation was correct and that FB could compile.
In fact, it is the 'hello world' project.
All settings described below ar
Hi Nicolas,
OK, I looked into it. Turns out that FB doesn't use the -output
parameter. Please file a JIRA bug so we can track this issue.
A workaround is to specify the output parameter in a -config.xml file. If
you don't already have one specified in your project, you can always
create a -con
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