I really don't care where it is, svn is svn.
Note; I am not an svn guru, so to migrate the source code with history
to the falcon directory I am in no position to do.
Do you know how?
I added some info to the ToDo on the wiki, are you watching those pages?
I plan on doing about 2 hours a da
Got it to work using a modified copy of the build and run stuff in
compiler.js (thanks, Alex). Need to clean up a bit but I will check in
later tonight.
With a build script and all, Mike, don't you think we're about ready
to join the big boys in the 'falcon' location in SVN, instead of
keeping wor
I don't really know what to say.
I have said this before but creating build scripts and all the really
lowlevel things to get stuff to run is a bit out of my zone.
Maybe someone else on the list that has experience with this could
offer advice. It's obvious that it's just a mater of getting
Nope, creating a 'jar' (with a proper manifest and all) didn't do any good.
The problem seems to be the dependencies on the 'compiler' project. If
I run MXMLJSC.class on the command line and feed it the following
three class paths (pseudo paths):
"falcon-compiler/generated/classes", "closure-compi
There you go... create a 'jar'. Google, here I come!
EdB
On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Michael Schmalle
wrote:
> Erik,
>
> I glanced at you update to the compiler class. My question is, what is "not"
> working when you try and run it on the command line?
>
> Basically, you need a jar to exe
Erik,
I glanced at you update to the compiler class. My question is, what is
"not" working when you try and run it on the command line?
Basically, you need a jar to execute and call it with the same
arguments you use in the Eclipse run config.
Have you created a jar for the compiler?
Mik
Hi,
I've been playing with FalconJx a bit and I have convinced it to
compile an entire AS project into JS for me... but only when I run it
in Eclipse (run configuration with arguments, for details see my last
commit). What do I need to do to get this to work from the command
line (Terminal, actual