On 5/15/15, 11:31 AM, "Frédéric THOMAS" <webdoubl...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I guess I am hoping there is one more scenario where we put the right >> files and data in a FlexJS release that IntelliJ thinks it is a Flex SDK >> without it actually being a Flex SDK. I don’t know what a Facet is or >> what goes in a Randori-lik plug-in, but I don’t think it was necessary >>for >> me to do things like that to get the current FlexJS package to work with >> Flash Builder. > >Well, yes, it should be way in the middle but would still require FlexJS >having the same structure than the FlexSDK with some key files on the >right place but how to deal with 2 compilers (falcon, falconJx) instead >of 1 expected (either fsch, mxmlc, compc or asc2) ? My plan for FB is just to have the external launch config. The workflow I have in mind is that I think in FB, most folks edit/compile/debug then hit “Export release build” to produce a final SWF. Instead of hitting “Export release build” they can launch the external tool that launches FalconJX instead. I suppose we could also automatically launch FalconJX if the debug flag is false. > >> 1) what does it take for IJ to recognize the FlexJS classes if there are >> no Flex SDK classes in the package > >It is not about the Flex SDK classes, it needs to recognize a Flex SDK to >activate the Flex plugin and it seems it recognized FlexJS as a Flex SDK. It seemed to allow it to be listed as a Flex SDK, but then it looked like the code hinting didn’t recognize the classes and the compiler didn’t get handed the FlexJS swcs. > >> 2) How does IJ call the compiler > >There are only has 2 ways IIRC, either it calls it in the same way we do >with the command line or via its API, and I guess, for the Flex plugin, >it does it via the API given it has some fixes applied on some classes >before to call it, it does that for either for fsch, mxmlc, compc or asc2 > >> 3) How does IJ call the debugger. > >It seems it calls by default the FDB.jar of the setup SDK, you can change >it. > >And I don't know all the details, the plugin is not open source. Yeah, so I hope that Alexander or one of his folks will soon join this thread and help out. Maybe I’ll have to offer to buy a full license if they can help us get it working. -Alex
