====== AsWing + FDT ======

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This tutorial will help you get setup with FDT and ASWing.

1) Download the ASWing source files from the website from the download section.

   * [[http://www.aswing.org|ASWing]]
   * [[http://seas.mgmt.purdue.edu/~firdosh/aswing|ASWing Mirror]]

2) Unzip the file to a directory of your choice.

3) Create a new Flash Project by click on the File - > New - > New Flash Project.

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4) Type in the name of your project and click Next.

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5) Click on the Create Source Folder... button, type in “src” for the folder name and click
   on Finish.

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6) Click on Finish to complete the initial setup. Next right click on the src folder and create
a new class

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7) Type in the class name and then click on Finish. In this example we will use Test.as.

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8) Next we add the aswing source folder to our project. Right click on the ASWingTest
   project and create a new linked library. Then click on the Add.. button and then click
   on the New.. button.

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9) Type in aswing for the name of the library and browse to the src folder of ASWing for the
   location. Then click on the OK button.

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10) Click on OK again. You can see that the path variable has been added.

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11) Click on Finish to complete adding the library to our project.

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12) Add the following code to the Test.as file.

<code actionscript>

 /**
* @author firdosh
*/
import org.aswing. *;
class Test extends JWindow
{
	private var myButton : JButton;
	public function Test (Void)
	{
		super (_root, true);
		myButton = new JButton ("Test");
		getContentPane ().append (myButton, BorderLayout.NORTH);
	}
	public static function main (Void) : Void
	{
		var myWindow : Test = new Test ();
		myWindow.setLocation (50, 50);
		myWindow.setSize (300, 300);
		myWindow.show ();
	}
}

</code>

13) Next let us setup our run time environment. Click on Run -> Run.. . Click on the
    FDT - MTASC Support and click on the New button. Type in a name for the workspace.

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14) In the Project section click on the Browse.. button , select the ASWingTest project and
    click OK.

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15) In the Main Class section click on the Browse.. button , type in Test and select the Test.as
    from the list and click on OK

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16) Click on the MTASC Arguments and we can specify other MTASC options in there.

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17) Click on Run to compile the project. Below is the sample examples screenshot.

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