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ActionScript & MXML language extension for Visual Studio Code. Develop apps for Adobe AIR, Adobe Flash Player, or Apache Royale.
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trying to get linux SDK to populate APACHE ROYALE #609

Closed robo-loki closed 2 years ago

robo-loki commented 2 years ago

Hi guys-

I am trying to get SDK to show up ctrl shfit P. I set in my .bashrc PATH=$PATH:/home/megatron/php-7.4.29/bin:/usr/share/maven/bin:/home/megatron/apache-royale/royale-asjs/js/bin/:/usr/lib/jvm/jre-17-openjdk/bin:/home/megatron/.m2/repository/org/apache/royale/framework export PATH ROYAL_HOME=/home/megatron/.m2/repository/org/apache/royale/framework export ROYAL_HOME I run $ source .bashrc. Exit visual studio code. Come back in and the status bar indicates no sdk. I had run ./mvnw install for all 3 : compiler asjs typedefs. It said it was putting them in the reactor .m2. I gave it the path to the .swc which is /home/megatron/.m2/repository/org/apache/royale/framework. I don't really oonsider this a bug. I just don't know what else to do to get it to detect and recognize sdk for apache royale. I cant use moonshine or feather because it is windows and mac only. thanks for any assistance - jim

robo-loki commented 2 years ago

Josh - I am actually not sure if I am ginving the right paths for the sdk. I just have apache royale for linux . I went into the soruces off my home directory and did ./mvwn install to each directory. I think that installed an SDK. not sure. They all said build success. I can't use feathers because it is for windows and MAC but I am happy just to use apache royale. My code editor isn't detecting when I type something like var bd:BinaryData = new BinaryData(); and then like bd.readUTF(). It doesn't auto complete for any thing beginning with the letter R or W. I need the read and write metods for org.apache.royale.net .* THANKS!

joshtynjala commented 2 years ago

ROYAL_HOME

You have a typo here. It should be ROYALE_HOME with an E.

You can also set as3mxml.sdk.framework in Visual Studio Code's settings. No need for environment variables.

I went into the soruces off my home directory and did ./mvwn install to each directory. I think that installed an SDK. not sure

This will build the various artifacts for Maven, but it won't create a proper "distribution" of the SDK that you can use in an IDE. For that, you need to use the with-distribution profile.

More details about building from source with Maven:

https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/wiki/Build-Apache-Royale-with-Maven

However, I recommend downloading a binary distribution instead of building from source. It's much easier. You only need to extract it into a directory.

You can get the latest binary distribution from here:

https://dlcdn.apache.org/royale/0.9.9/binaries/

I recommend apache-royale-0.9.9-bin-js.tar.gz for Linux. This is JS-only, with no support for SWF.

robo-loki commented 2 years ago

That is awesome Josh!

I read your request at the mailing list about getting binary with npm at Apache Royale as I was looking into that too. I reaffirmed that was the right course by taking a peak at moonshine. I guess there is a 2FA thing going on with the upload of the binary for npm. Thanks for the cool link about the binary. I tried cygwin to build my extension that I want to use php_amf3. There is a bug in cygwin. I followed an awesome guide on how to do extensions with php in cygwin and the bug persists even after following the guide. I don't want to complain, so I will try to go with linux. I am going to do a webcomplete capture of the cygwin guide with microsoft edge. I like JS only. Very cool. https://developpaper.com/full-version-install-cygwin-on-windows-system-to-build-the-swote-test-environment/

THANKS, jim

On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 12:23 PM Josh Tynjala @.***> wrote:

ROYAL_HOME

You have a typo here. It should be ROYALE_HOME with an E.

You can also set as3mxml.sdk.framework in Visual Studio Code's settings. No need for environment variables.

I went into the soruces off my home directory and did ./mvwn install to each directory. I think that installed an SDK. not sure

This will build the various artifacts for Maven, but it won't create a proper "distribution" of the SDK that you can use in an IDE. For that, you need to use the with-distribution profile.

More details about building from source with Maven:

https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/wiki/Build-Apache-Royale-with-Maven

However, I recommend downloading a binary distribution instead of building from source. It's much easier. You only need to extract it into a directory.

You can get the latest binary distribution from here:

https://dlcdn.apache.org/royale/0.9.9/binaries/

I recommend apache-royale-0.9.9-bin-js.tar.gz for Linux. This is JS-only, with no support for SWF.

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