using a : seemed to work for me in the mtasc task (after a bit of trial
and error)
i guess the same should apply to the swf task.
let me know how you get on.
martin
Jim Kremens wrote:
Hi Martin,
I really like the idea of the 'swf' task, which rolls mtasc and
swfmill into one thing.
However, the documentation doesn't provide answers to some questions I have.
When calling mtasc as an executable using Ant, i'm able to pass it
multiple classpaths, one for the MM core classes, and one for my own
classpath, like this:
<arg line='-cp "${macromedia_classes}" -cp "${source}"' />
How can i achieve this using the swf task? It seems to accept a
classpath attribute, but how should the classes be delimited?
Jim Kremens
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