[osflash] MTASC and OS X 10.4.2

[Julian Sander]

Hi HTH,

thanx for this, after adujting and adding the nodes to the build.xml  
I now get this error:

Buildfile: /Users/julian/Documents/files/workspace/MTASC_learning/ 
build/build.xml
compile:

BUILD FAILED
/Users/julian/Documents/files/workspace/MTASC_learning/build/ 
build.xml:44: The <mtasc> type doesn't support the "mtasc" attribute.

Total time: 1 second

any ideas? j



On 27.11.2005, at 22:45, erixtekila wrote:

>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>> <!--
>> ===================================================================== 
>> =
>>      Nov 10, 2005 3:42:29 PM
>>
>>
>>
>>      description
>>
>>      julian
>>
>> ===================================================================== 
>> =
>> -->
>> <project name="Main" >
>>     <description>
>>             description
>>     </description>
>>     <!-- Declares references to needed directories. -->
>>             <property name="src.dir" location="../src/"/>
>>             <property name="build.dir" location="../deploy/"/>
>>     <!-- Properties for the output movie -->
>>             <property name="width" value="500"/>
>>             <property name="height" value="500"/>
>>             <property name="framerate" value="31"/>
>>             <property name="bgcolor" value="666666"/>
>>     <!-- =================================
>>           target: default
>>          ================================= -->
>>     <!-- Define the MTASC ant task -->
>>             <taskdef name="mtasc" classname="org.as2lib.ant.Mtasc"
>> classpath="/Applications/eclipse/plugins"/>
>>
>>             <!-- Target that uses the MTASC Ant Task. -->
>>             <target name="compile" description="builds sample swf">
>>                     <mtasc srcdir="${src.dir}" classpath="${src.dir}"
>> swf="${build.dir}/${ant.project.name}.swf"
>>                       main="true"
>> header="${width}:${height}:${framerate}:${bgcolor}"/>
>>             </target>
>>
>>
>> </project>
>>
> It's hard to figure but easy to anderstand.
> When using Ant by Eclipse, you don't call ~/.profile
> In this file, you get your environment variables.
>
> To fix that, just tell mtasc task where to dig for mtasc…
> Mine :
> <!-- tool info -->
> <property name="mtasc.exe" location="/usr/local/bin/mtasc"/>
> <property name="swfmill.exe" location="/usr/local/bin/swfmill"/>
>
> <mtasc src="${source.dir}/net/via/utils/TestSequence.as" keep="true"
> swf="${deploy.dir}/testSequence.swf" header="20:20:31" version="8"
> classpath="${classpath1}:${source.dir}" mtasc="${mtasc.exe}"/>
>
> Should do the trick.
> HTH
>
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