Make Flash Builder compile new classes of a Library Project without changing the .flexLibProperties

cyberpunk — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 19:20:57 +0100

If you have a library project shared between many developers, everyone needs to be aware that when a class is added to the library it has to be checked in the compilation list for it to end in the final swc file.
To avoid this task to everyone, you can mantain a single class, wich will contains only the import of the classes that you want to be compiled. Now you can check only that single class and forget about the .flexLibProperties, the other classes will be dragged inside the swc by the imports.
This approach is used by the flash team in the textLayout project.
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package flashx.textLayout
{
	internal class EditClasses
	{
		import flash.text.ime.CompositionAttributeRange; flash.text.ime.CompositionAttributeRange;
		import flash.text.ime.IIMEClient; flash.text.ime.IIMEClient;
		
		import flashx.textLayout.container.TextContainerManager; TextContainerManager;
		
		...

	}
}

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Make Flash Builder compile new classes of a Library Project without changing the .flexLibProperties