[mtasc] Re: *Feature Request* - SWC Support

[Daniel Aguilar]

Hi Ryan,
 
have you tested Swfmill? it does exactly that.
http://osflash.org/doku.php?id=swfmill
<http://osflash.org/doku.php?id=swfmill&DokuWiki=f5efe10de0f505f0d07d76f
44188514e> &DokuWiki=f5efe10de0f505f0d07d76f44188514e
 
Cheers,
Daniel Aguilar

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[mailto:mtasc-bounces at lists.motion-twin.com] On Behalf Of R.A.
Williamson
Sent: martes, 07 de junio de 2005 19:06
To: mtasc at lists.motion-twin.com
Subject: [mtasc] Re: *Feature Request* - SWC Support


I second the motion! Nothing is quite so annoying when developing and
testing multiple components as having to export the SWC's, re-import
them into Flash, update the symbols in the library, replace the
instances, and then republish the FLA. Even with my handy-dandy library
of JSFL scripts it's still a rain-dance.

While we're at it, has anyone found a way to programmatically set up
linkages or "inject" an asset into a SWF's library, outside of the Flash
IDE?

Cheers,
Ryan Williamson
Muskoka Media, Inc.


I would like to request this feature once again.

Basically, I would like to be able to include an SWC on the class path

when compiling.

SWC is just a zip file and contains the intrinsic .as files and a

compiled swf.

This should be all the stuff anyone needs to use the classes contained

within via import.



Having the ability of putting SWC's on the classpath means that any

third party component (and most of the MM ones as well) can be used

without having to extract the SWC myself, or without having to use the

Flash IDE to add the component to an fla and then compile it to a swf.



I understand that adding the SWC's swf to the swf being compiled is

probably a challenge, but it would be yet another step away from the

flash IDE.



Anyone with me on this?



Thanks!



jonathanDoklovic

seniorProgrammerAnalyst

LimitedBrandsTechnologyServices

http://www.victoriassecret.com

  

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