Re: [flexcoders] Re: actionScriptProperties

2008-04-03 Thread Paul Spitzer
In eclipse / FP go to Window  Preferences  General  Workspace  
Linked Resources

Create a new resource, CUSTOM_VAR, or whatever you want the name to be, 
point it to the directory you need. I'm not sure if it will actually 
work for that property but it's worth a try. I've used linked resources 
like this in other areas so I suspect it probably will, hopefully.


Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:
 basically something like this 
 compiler outputFolderLocation=${CUSTOM_VAR}/libs

 How can i define $CUSTOM_VAR?



 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Bjorn Schultheiss
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
 I'm trying to change the value for 
 compiler outputFolderLocation= within the .actionScriptProperties
 file.

 How can I use a variable created in a seperate properties file for
 this value?

 



 

   



Re: [flexcoders] Re: actionScriptProperties

2008-04-03 Thread Paul Spitzer
that was supposed to read, eclipse / FB, as in Flex Builder.

Paul Spitzer wrote:
 In eclipse / FP go to Window  Preferences  General  Workspace  
 Linked Resources

 Create a new resource, CUSTOM_VAR, or whatever you want the name to be, 
 point it to the directory you need. I'm not sure if it will actually 
 work for that property but it's worth a try. I've used linked resources 
 like this in other areas so I suspect it probably will, hopefully.


 Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:
   
 basically something like this 
 compiler outputFolderLocation=${CUSTOM_VAR}/libs

 How can i define $CUSTOM_VAR?



 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Bjorn Schultheiss
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
 
 I'm trying to change the value for 
 compiler outputFolderLocation= within the .actionScriptProperties
 file.

 How can I use a variable created in a seperate properties file for
 this value?


   



Re: [flexcoders] Re: actionScriptProperties

2008-04-03 Thread Bjorn Schultheiss

nice one : )

thanks.


On 04/04/2008, at 1:45 AM, Paul Spitzer wrote:


that was supposed to read, eclipse / FB, as in Flex Builder.

Paul Spitzer wrote:
 In eclipse / FP go to Window  Preferences  General  Workspace 
 Linked Resources

 Create a new resource, CUSTOM_VAR, or whatever you want the name  
to be,

 point it to the directory you need. I'm not sure if it will actually
 work for that property but it's worth a try. I've used linked  
resources

 like this in other areas so I suspect it probably will, hopefully.


 Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:

 basically something like this
 compiler outputFolderLocation=${CUSTOM_VAR}/libs

 How can i define $CUSTOM_VAR?



 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Bjorn Schultheiss
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I'm trying to change the value for
 compiler outputFolderLocation= within  
the .actionScriptProperties

 file.

 How can I use a variable created in a seperate properties file for
 this value?










[flexcoders] Re: actionScriptProperties

2008-04-02 Thread Bjorn Schultheiss
basically something like this 
compiler outputFolderLocation=${CUSTOM_VAR}/libs

How can i define $CUSTOM_VAR?



--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Bjorn Schultheiss
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I'm trying to change the value for 
 compiler outputFolderLocation= within the .actionScriptProperties
 file.
 
 How can I use a variable created in a seperate properties file for
 this value?





[flexcoders] Re: .actionScriptProperties

2008-01-28 Thread madflexcoder
I've had to make changes in the .actionScriptProperties files several
times. Never used line returns tho. 


--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Glenn Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Looking into the .actionScriptProperties file in the root of my
project, I
 can see this is where the compiler options are set. My question is this,
 it's is ok for me to change these values here rather than using the
dialog.
 Also is it ok to have line returns between options, just making them
easier
 to read?
 
 I just want to make sure that this IS the file used by the compiler, and
 changing it by hand won't break anything (assuming I don't add incorrect
 values of course)
 
 thanks