Daryl, It looks like you are trying to build the SDK after downloading it using the SDK Installer. There is no need to build it because the SDK Installer takes care of downloading and putting together to pieces.
Once the SDK Installer finishes running, in your IDE, point the SDK directory to where the SDK was installed. The IDE should now be able to work with the new Apache Flex SDK. Hope that helps. Thanks, Om On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 9:21 AM, Daryl Williams <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Justin, > > Thanks for your reply. I am very new to Flex so perhaps I am not > understanding correctly, but I downloaded the SDK installer for application > developers and followed the instructions in the README file, but there is > no mention of TLF directories or of TLF_HOME there or in the > env-template.properties file. I did find a reference to TLF in the > RELEASE_NOTES and a quick search of the SDK directories yields many entries > for TLF under the projects/spark directories and projects/textLayout > directories. > > I just now tried setting TLF_HOME to frameworks/projects/**textLayout, > but am now getting a different error about: > > build.xml:118: The environment variable PLAYERGLOBAL_HOME is not set to a > directory > > but I know that it is set correctly to a directory containing both 11.1 > and 11.6 directories and the playerglobal.swc inside of each. > > All the other environment varibales are set correctly using absolute file > paths, as indicated in the README, but some of the directory names have > spaces in them (I'm on a Mac) and I'm wondering if that might cause some > problems? Also wondering if I should use the SDK installer from the web or > use the svn version? > > Any help is greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Daryl > > > > On 5/22/13 5:53 PM, Justin Mclean wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> It looks like the issue may be related to TLF have you checked out the >> TLF repo? If so what is the TLF directories name? Did you set up a TLF_HOME >> environment variable? >> >> And perhaps a silly question but have you switched to the develop branch? >> >> Thanks, >> Justin >> >> >> >
