On 11/07/2014 08:43 PM, Héctor A wrote: > What do you mean by multiple projects? A workspace similar to FB, or having > a Project referencing other soure paths?
I meant the first option. I also happen to have the second option, but that is solvable like you mentioned. > > For the first, FD doesn't support a workflow similar to that. What you can > do is enabling multi-instance mode when installing FD and open several > instances of FD with each Project, personally I like that more than FB > workspaces, but I agree it has its advantages in some scenarios. Anyway, > something similar is coming for FD 5. Can you force rebuilding of app A when library L is updated? (i.e. a new swc that A references is updated). > > For the second, you can add source paths and library references in the > Project properties. > > On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 3:27 PM, Alon Levy <a...@pobox.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I'm new at flash development, have tried IntelliJ and now mostly using >> FlashBuilder 4.7 while still trying to get a non IDE make working on >> linux. But this is just an introduction, I'm mostly interested in having >> a fast build and FlashBuilder 4.7 falls short for me (1 minute builds). >> I've tried FlashDevelop but the project I work on has two swc libraries >> and two apps using those. Does anyone use FlashDevelop for multiple >> projects and if so how? >> >> Thanks, >> Alon >>
