On 3/14/07, Rui Carmo rui.carmo@gmail.com wrote:
This is a common suggestion. I'll try to add it right now (as in "I have the script open in another TextMate window as I write this" timeframe :)
Hmmm. Any updates coming up? Where can we get them? :)
The following changes have been made to revision 6798 of the repository:
* Now you can set extra MTASC parameters in mtasc.yaml
* Removed -keep option in MTASC command line (it can be added as an extra parameter)
* Made XTrace optional. To use it, set trace: xtrace
Please test and let me know how it goes.
Sure. The 'std' and 'std8' are just intrinsic classes that MTASC uses for generating compile-time code errors. If you are publishing for Flash 7 you wouldn't want to use the 'std8' classes.
Which also happens to be my case at the moment. I'd love to see this, since I _don't_ want to unwittingly use 8 or 9 features in the stuff I'm doing.
Cool... I'll play with it and hopefully get something working Really Soon Now™. My first tests do not work (mtasc complains about not being able to find the classes if you don't include them in the classpath... )
I'll let you know how it goes...
Again, thanks for the feedback and knowledge :)