Piotr Zarzycki wrote > If you go to the folder > "*Downloads/apache-royale-jsonly-0.9.0-bin/js/bin/"* > and give in the terminal access to the file mxmlc by command "*sudo chmod > 755 mxmlc*" - You will be able to build Royale examples. - I will probably > add this one to the instruction.
Generally, in case of triggering some 3rd party application from AIR, it needs to execute 'chmod' first before starts a NativeProcess (in macOS), but in Moonshine we never required to use this command. All the Flex/JS/Feathers SDK compilers (so far) able to execute by just placing inside the user's ~/Downloads folder and which didn't required any custom command to run (by the user) to execute in the Moonshine. Not sure about FlexJS Royale executable, though; if this particular command help you to make this usable, that is fine, too. Although, we believe asking users to run certain command manually is not very intuitive. Thanks! -- Sent from: http://apache-royale-development.20373.n8.nabble.com/
