If what you're looking for is reading / writting files to the file system
and some other goodies as support for XML, there are many options.

Php, as you said, could be a good one if you feel comfortable with it. Php
scritps can be run directly from the command line, which makes sense for
tasks such as the one you're trying to accomplish. However, as with probable
all available options, I think one of the most importants points is what are
the requirements for the end user. Using php requires that the php
interpreter be correctly installed (I think in Linux this is a fair
assumption as I understand php comes with most distributions, but that's not
on Windows).

Another option could be Python; same as php here (you need the interpreter),
except it's possible to compile the Python code to an exe with some tools.
(I guess the must be something similar for php, perhaps you could google
it). This is the approach followed be the Sepy Editor. You don't need to
install Python to run it, as you have an .exe (in Windows), but you can use
the python interpreter directly (at least if you have the project's source
code). That way you can potentially cover Windows, Linux (where, again, I
understand Python comes with most distros) and Mac (don't know about how the
Sepy mac version works, but I know it exists). You can check out the SEPY
source code and play around with it to get an idea (by the way, I haven't
used Python extensively, but it stroke me as a very clean and nice language
to work with).

Anyway, these are just two options I can think of off the top of my head,
but I guess the most important things to consider are a) how confortable you
feel with the chosen language / techonology and b) what are the requirements
for the end user.

Cheers
Juan Pablo Califano


2008/5/27, Romuald Quantin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>  Hi everyone,
>
>
>
> I'm going to build in a while a framework in AS3, does anyone have
> knowledge about source generated (such as "as" file or whatever)?
>
>
>
> I think it is called automation. I don't want to do that with a panel in
> Flash like Gaia as some people don't use the Flash IDE. I could do that with
> PHP as I can open and write files but it is working on apache/PHP. I don't
> really know what is Ant and if it can help me.
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>
>
> I googled it obviously but it is not that simple to find an answer, I need
> some advices from people who know this kind of things…
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>
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> What can of tool/language can I use? Any hint?
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>
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> Thanks
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>
> Romu
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> www.soundstep.com
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