Can you Flash Developers migrate on Linux ?
Question: Can you Flash Developers migrate on Linux ?
Answer : YES
This example explains how.
The software you need is:
ECLIPSE
ASDT
MTASC
SWFMILL
1. Eclipse is a kind of universal tool platform - an open extensible IDE for anything and nothing in particular. Eclipse use a java and you must have it installed in your Linux(BSD) , in my case I use a fedora 3 release , You can also see some instructions in How to Install JAVA on Fedora.
2. ASDT - A plugin for the popular Eclipse platform to work with ActionScript 2 files. It should provide such features like code coloring, code folding, code completion, outlining, refactoring .
3. MTASC is the first ActionScript 2 Open Source free compiler.
See instruction How to Install MTASC on Linux
4. SWFMILL is a tool to process Shockwave Flash(TM) (SWF) files. It can convert SWF from and to an XML-dialect called “swfml”, which is closely modeled after the SWF file format.
See instruction How to Install SWFMILL on Linux
5. Flashout is eclipse plugin for viewing and logging SWF in eclipse. Flashout is great addition if you use eclipse Actionscript 2 plugin and MTASC compiler.
Unfortunately it does not work on Linux and is not available in Open Source FlashOut in the moment.
6. See little Flash example that was created only on Linux
7. Download Examples Files