Ignore my previous email with docs link ;(
You can add custom arguments to config files like so:
<compiler>
<define>
<name>NAMESPACE::variable</name>
<value>your-value</value>
</define>
</compiler>
On 10/04/2014 14:20, Raj U. Shaikh wrote:
Virat,
I am looking for custom arguments and not the predefined ones.
Regards,
Raj Shaikh
-----Original Message-----
From: Patil, Virat [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2014 5:21 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Yogesh C. Jadhav
Subject: RE: compc additional compiler arguments
Hi Raj
Check out if this solves your problem. By passing Configuration XML file in
load-config argument.
Section 21.2: Use the Component Compiler Problem
You want to compile a Flex component into a SWC file that can be used as a
runtime shared library (RSL).
Solution
Use the Component compiler (compc) and either pass command-line arguments to
the compiler or pass a configuration XML file as the load-config argument.
Discussion
To invoke the Component compiler, compc, use this syntax:
compc -source-path . -include-classes oreilly.cookbook.foo -output example.swc
Some of the most important options for the compc are as follows:
-benchmark
Indicates that the compiler should benchmark the amount of time needed to
compile the SWC.
-compiler.debug
Indicates whether the generated SWC should have debugging information and
functionality included with it.
-compiler.external-library-path [path-element] [...] Indicates SWC files or
directories to compile against but to omit from linking.
-compiler.include-libraries [library] [...] Indicates libraries (SWCs) to
completely include in the SWF.
-compiler.library-path [path-element] [...] Indicates SWC files or directories
that contain SWC files that should be used in compiling.
-compiler.locale [locale-element] [...]
Specifies the locale for internationalization.
-compiler.optimize
Enables postlink SWF optimization.
-compiler.services <filename>
Specifies the path to the Flex Data Services configuration file.
-compiler.theme [filename] [...]
Lists all CSS or SWC files to apply as themes within the application.
-compiler.use-resource-bundle-metadata
Determines whether resources bundles are included in the application.
-include-classes [class] [...]
Indicates all the classes that should be included in the RSL; can be repeated
multiple times or have a wildcard path listed.
-include-file <name><path>
Indicates all the files that should be included in the RSL; can be repeated
multiple times or have a wildcard path listed.
-include-resource-bundles [bundle] [...] Sets whether a localization resource
bundle should be included.
-load-config <filename>
Loads a file containing configuration options.
-output <filename>
Determines the name and location of the file that is generated by compc.
-runtime-shared-libraries [url] [...]
Indicates any external RSLs that should be bundled into the RSL generated by
compc in this compilation.
-runtime-shared-library-path [path-element] [rsl-url] [policy-file-url]
[rsl-url] [policy-file-url] Sets the location and other information about an
RSL that the application will use.
-use-network
Toggles whether the SWC is flagged for access to network resources.
Compiling many classes into a runtime shared library can result in a very long
command. To simplify this, you can use either configuration files or manifest
files.
As with the MXML compiler (mxmlc), you can use configuration files with compc
by specifying a load-config option. Also like mxmlc, compc automatically loads
a default configuration file called flex-config.xml. Unless you want to
duplicate the entire contents of flex-config.xml (much of which is required),
specify a configuration file in addition to the default by using the +=
operator:
compc -load-config+=configuration.xml
Any flags passed to the compiler can be described in XML and passed to compc in
the load-config option:
<include-sources>src/.</include-sources>
Regards
Virat I Patil
-----Original Message-----
From: Raj U. Shaikh [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2014 4:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Yogesh C. Jadhav
Subject: compc additional compiler arguments
Hi All,
In mxmlc we have an option to define additional compiler arguments in following
way
-define=NAMESPACE::variable,value
But same is not available in compc. Is there have any alternate way for same?
I am creating a library project(swc) and want to set one argument/property to
it at compile time.
Please help.
Regards,
Raj Shaikh
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