Aaah.... this is perfectly the thing I would like to have. I have to do some ground work to embark on this, but certainly an useful approach to try out. I am also working on eclipse since last year and i like it. :)
Since I havent used SWT beforehand, just a question: Are operations like writeline, writecurve are limited in number or there is a pleothra of it. If the number is large then reading from swf and calling a corresponding SWT method could be tedious. Cheers, Ashutosh. Getting the data out of flash isn't that bad, what you need is a library to > write to. In the windows case with GDI it is simple, you get the shapes, > bitmap fills etc, and just writeline, writecurve, bitmapbrush etc. > Probably > the reason you don't see a (free) screenshot tool for linux etc is that > those are things baked right in. I'm sure you can do it with QT or > something, but that gets to be a fair bit of research and work for pretty > limited use (considering these things are available on windows already > that > is). > > More interesting would probably be to use Java's SWT. You could take the > output of any of the swf tools out there (swfmill for example) and then > just > parse it into SWT (which has the drawline etc stuff already). Actually I > might give that a look, I have swf going to gdi already in our own tools, > it > would be almost the same. Just I'm still recovering from a year doing > Eclipse programming, I'll have to see if I can bear looking at that stuff > again. Always like SWT though, might be fun : ). > > I'll let you know, or if you want to try it yourself, feel free to ping me > for conversation : ). > > Cheers, > Robin > >
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