Hi Martin, Any update for ASDT? I've just made the switch from PC to Mac and am have spent the best part of a day trying to get syntax checking to work in ASDT. The first problem, and the one that is the real kicker, is that your project path can't have any spaces in it. If your project root is something like:
/projects/some client/some project/ Eclipse's Problems panel will report: type error class not found : project.src" If you replace the space in "some project" with an underscore, the error will change to type error class not found : client.some_project.src" A less critical but still very annoying problem is that classpaths set in project settings won't work either. You have to explicitly include the full classpaths in the ASDT "more parameters" section. e.g. -cp project/class/path -cp class/path/one -cp class/path/two These settings are global, so you have to change them every time you need to check syntax in another project. A resolution to either of these issues would be a huge relief to Mac-based Flash developers everywhere. I actually dual-boot with XP and share my project files stored on my Mac HDD with a program called MacDrive which lets XP treat Mac drives as if they are PC ones, but Eclipse is the only program I have discovered so far which can't seem to write to it... It's a conspiracy I tell ya. Cheers, Scott On 27/03/07, Gert-Jan van der Wel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Martin, Thanks for your quick reply! I'm the kind of guy that waits for a new release :-) so gimme a call when I can run the Eclipse plugin updater. Gert-Jan van der Wel Suite75 On 3/26/07, Martin Wood-Mitrovski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > yeah, i think so. > > I think its probably because of the way the process is created and the > arguments > are constructed. > > I had this problem on my linux box this morning, so im assuming that OSX > is the > same. > > I fixed it a few hours ago and checked it into SVN. :) > > BUT saying that you use HAMTASC has reminded me that I need to update > the > compiler support in ASDT. > > I had just moved to using a bundled MTASC and totally forgot about > HAMTASC, so I > need to add a section for choosing between the 'internal' MTASC and a > custom > compiler. > > If youre the sort who builds ASDT from SVN then you can just replace the > mtasc-osx binary in the org.asdt.mtasc plugin with your hamtasc binary > (give it > the same name) > > If you want to wait for a release then im pretty sure it will be ready > for the > next test release on friday. > > i'll keep you posted. > > thanks and sorry about the inconvenience. > > Martin > > Gert-Jan van der Wel wrote: > > Hi list, > > > > I'm using Eclipse, ASDT and HAMTASC for my projects and i'm having > trouble > > to get the syntax check to work when I save an AS file. I'm working on > OS X > > (Intel-based Mac). Does anybody know why it's not working? > > > > Gert-Jan van der Wel > > Suite75 > _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
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