Can’t we just add another tag to flex-sdk-description.xml? Like <flexjs>true</flexjs>?
-Alex On 9/9/15, 3:32 PM, "Frédéric THOMAS" <webdoubl...@hotmail.com> wrote: >Hi, > >The IntelliJ Flex Plugin makes decisions based on the >air-sdk-description.xml / flex-sdk-description.xml <version> tag. >At the moment, Flex and FlexJS share the same version and the xml files >containing that info have the same name: flex-sdk-description.xml > >I need to be able to differentiate easily and early what kind of SDK the >module (project in Eclipse terminology) is using as dependency. > >I wonder what are the solutions, here some I was thinking about: > >1- Rename flex-sdk-description.xml to flexjs-sdk-description.xml and set >to true a new SDK property. > >A bit of work in IJ but not sure it won't break other IDEs. > >2- In IntelliJ only, set to true a new SDK property whenever I detect >some hard coded dependencies specific to FlexJS. > >I don't like much to rely on hard-coded things like that generally though >but there will be nothing to do at SDK level except keep this dependency >name. > >3- Change the version number from 4.x.x to 5.x.x > >The easiest for IJ, it is already how things work, comparing the version >numbers but once again, not sure it won't break other IDEs. > >Any thoughts ? > >Thanks, >Frédéric THOMAS
