FlashCommand Windows C# Source Code released
I have just uploaded the source code for the Windows version of my FlashCommand command line compiler for Flash MX 2004. You can download the source from here.
I haven’t touched this code in a long time, and it is not documented much. However I wanted to get it out to the community in case anyone wanted to add features or fix bugs.
Robin Debreuil, Owen van Dijk both helped me with some items and contributed some code.
You can download an OS X version of FlashCommand (which includes source) from here.
The only issue that I know of is that the installation code does not currently work.
Anyways, if you make changes or fix anything then post it in the comments. I am interested to see what (if anything) people do with this.
whoot! finally, i’m so sorry for keep on bugging you about releasing the code…have fun @ MXDU :)
Owen van Dijk
24 Feb 04 at 10:48 am
Sounds very intreresting. What is
FlashCommand command line compiler for Flash MX 2004
? What can I use it for ? Do you have a home page ?
steffen
27 Feb 04 at 8:01 am
Hiya Mike…
Thought you might find this interesting…
http://www.johncowen.com/mt/archives/000014.html
A simple little flash wrapper task for ant..
I’m kinda looking for a little feedback about it…
Cheers
John
John Cowen
28 Feb 04 at 2:18 pm
*very* interesting. I want an app to be able to build my .fla from scratch on my deployment environment. Problem is, that is a linux box. Do you think you could run this stuff on Mono? any info would be appreciated. cheers
Ian
Ian
2 Sep 04 at 6:07 pm
Hi Mike,
Does Flash Command still exist?
I’d love to be able to compile my AS3 projects through CS3 Professional. MXMLC / FSCH is okay for pure AS3 projects in my line of work I’m required to use the timeline a lot as we get work from designers, and its just not practical to do all of that work again through code.
We are in the process of setting up unit testing on projects, and automating the whole process would make life much easier.
-Matt
Matthew Lloyd
6 Aug 08 at 6:16 am