[osflash] RE: Linked classpath in Eclipse

[David Fischer]

Scott Whittaker wrote:
> Hi Sascha, David,
> 
> In you project create a virtual folder for your linked classpath 
> (New-->Folder-->Advanced-->Link to file system, browse for your folder, 
> give it a name to appear in your project).
> 
> That will link the folder to your project. To add it to yor project's 
> classpath first right-click your project 
> folder-->properties-->ActionScript2 Project and type in the name you 
> gave your linked folder and click the Add button.
> 
> You can now compile as if you had added that folder with -cp and you get 
> syntax highlighting and F3 finding. The only annoying thing is that you 
> have to do this for every project you create, but if this could be 
> automated with an Ant task like David's example that would be sweet!

Hi Scott,

setting the Pathes via ->prefs->general->Workspace->Linked resources
looks kinda easier for me, cause then i dont have to select 'browse..'
and browse through my filesystem on each project- instead i click on 
'variables' and add the resource-link previously specified in 
workspace-resources and set the foldername the same.

Let me know what ya'll think of,

Regards

David