Hi Takeshita, I didn't take a look at the pom.xml but for sure it was an old flexmojos pom that will no be useful at all. You can use a pom.xml from any other Royale library to setup quickly. Take for example the one in Jewel, Binding, or any other one. I suppose you'll put it with the rest of libs in royale to contribute at some point, right? so that way will be the easiest. You can as well mimic a build.xml too for ANT, since it will be needed to.
regarding name, since mx in royale is MXRoyale, and spark is SparkRoyale, my suggestion is to call it following that pattern and call it "FlexlibRoyale", since "royalelib" can easily be confusing (In fact I have 2 projects using already "royalelib". Thanks for taking the time to do this! I think many others will be happy to have it :) Carlos El jue., 9 ene. 2020 a las 18:59, Alex Harui (<aha...@adobe.com.invalid>) escribió: > > > On 1/9/20, 9:43 AM, "Takeshita Shoichiro" <jl03...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'll try to develop emulation components for flexlib. > > Several questions in the meantime. > > Flexlib consists of about 500 files, mostly .as, .png, and .gif. > > However, there are also the following .fla and .swf files. > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\MDI\src\MacOS9.swf > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\MDI\src\WindowsXP_default.swf > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\MDI\src\assets\swf\Blue.swf > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\MDI\src\assets\swf\BrushedMetal.swf > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\MDI\src\assets\swf\WindowsAssets.swf > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\TreeGrid\src\assets\defaultTreeAssets.fla > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\TreeGrid\src\assets\defaultTreeAssets.swf > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\TreeGrid\src\assets\treeAssets.fla > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\examples\TreeGrid\src\assets\treeAssets.swf > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\library\src\flexlib\assets\assets.fla > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\library\src\flexlib\assets\assets.swf > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\library\src\flexlib\assets\defaultTreeAssets.fla > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\library\src\flexlib\assets\defaultTreeAssets.swf > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\library\src\flexlib\controls\iconLoaderClasses\assets\Assets.fla > > \flexlib-master\flexlib-master\library\src\flexlib\controls\iconLoaderClasses\assets\Assets.swf > > 1. How to treat these files? Do these files bring an impact to the > emulation work? > > I would ignore those files for right now. If they are referenced as > embedded assets in the code, comment out the embed directive since Royale > doesn't support that right now and try to get the code to compile and run. > Then it will probably be more obvious what the asset was supposed to do and > we can discuss how to replace whatever is missing. > > 2. To compile the emulated flexlib, can I use the pom.xml included in > this > repository? > > If you want to use Maven that's fine, but I took a quick look at the POM > and it will need to be modified so it uses Royale instead of Flex and does > not push the artifacts to the same folder as flexlib. You may want to call > this project royalelib instead. > > If you are more familiar with Ant, it is fine to just start with Ant. At > some point we will make builds work for both Ant and Maven. > > Thanks, > -Alex > > Thanks for your advice in advance. > > > -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
