thanks for your reply, and hope it's ok to answer with reply, never used a mailing list.

I've created a file Tuto.as with the content: "class Tuto {

static var app : Tuto;

function Tuto() { // creates a 'tf' TextField size 800x600 at pos 0,0 _root.createTextField("tf",0,0,0,800,600); // write some text into it _root.tf.text = "Hello world !"; }

// entry point static function main(mc) { app = new Tuto(); } }"

I compiled with "command+R" then key "2". the answer is: "2007-07-16 12:38:17.244 open[244] No such file: /Users/balutacristian/Library/Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player/Logs/flashlog.txt"

now, if i install mtasc support files, the default ones and i compile again, i receive nothing, just a blank swf.

very strange because before updating textmate, this code was working. i had another anoying problem but this one worked.

anyway, i switched to haXe, but if you have any ideea is welcome.

On 7/16/07, Ale Muñoz bomberstudios@gmail.com wrote:

Could you please describe the steps you've taken? Some code?

Thanks in advance...

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thanks, worked with "params: -main"

On 7/16/07, Ale Muñoz bomberstudios@gmail.com wrote:

On 7/16/07, Baluta Cristian cristi.baluta@gmail.com wrote:

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now, if i install mtasc support files, the default ones and i compile again, i receive nothing, just a blank swf.

In one of the lastest changes to the bundle, some users asked for the removal of the -main parameter in mtasc.yaml

Thus, you should add the following line on your mtasc.yaml file if you want to compile samples from the MTASC site:

params: -main

For single .as files, I have just commited a fix where the "-main" parameter is auto-added to the commandline. Update your bundle to the latest version in the repository and everything should work fine.

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On 7/16/07, Gaby Vanhegan gaby@vanhegan.net wrote:

Can you ensure that this only adds the -main flag when compiling single files?

It is added *only* if there's no mtasc.yaml file present...

Alternatively, could you allow a parameter in mtasc.yaml to suppress adding the -main flag?

Could you please elaborate on this? Thanks in advance...

On 7/16/07, Gaby Vanhegan gaby@vanhegan.net wrote:

If build_with_mtasc.rb is going to automatically add the -main flag if none is present then something like:

mtasc.yaml: ... no-main: true

Would allow me to stop the script adding this flag for me.

Looks like I din't make myself very clear : )

The flag is *not* added if you have a mtasc.yaml file, only for single .as files.

This will be useful for "quick hacks" (i.e: you want to test some quick code to see if it works) and for newcomers to the bundle (no need to create a project, everything works "out of the box")

Let me know if this fits your workflow...