Command-line Compilation

[arikd]

Hi guys,

Is there a way to compile a SWFKIT project (.skp) via command-line?

Thanks,
Ariel

[SWFKit]

Yes,

swfkit.exe -b -s -o:c:\flash demo.skp

-b: build
-s: silent build (without showing the UI of swfkit)
-o: specify the output path

[arikd]

Hi,

That doesn't work. I'm using SWFKit Pro 3.2. The GUI does show and no build is done.

Thanks,
Ariel

[SWFKit]

The last parameter must be an existing swfkit project file on disk.

[arikd]

Hi,

It worked this way:

C:\progra~1\SWFKIT~2\swfkit.exe -s -b -o "My Project.skp"

Thank you!

[99999999]

I can't seem to get SWFKit to respond to the -o or the -s parameters, only the -b parameter.

I am using the following:

c:\program files\SWFKit Pro 3\swfkit.exe -s -b -o:E:\HiddenExpedition_Workspace\HE4\swfkit-release HE4_SWFKIT_PROJECT.skp

I've also tried:

c:\program files\SWFKit Pro 3\swfkit.exe -s -b -o:"E:\HiddenExpedition_Workspace\HE4\swfkit-release" HE4_SWFKIT_PROJECT.skp

in either case removing the -b or -o option has no effect on the build. (The output directory specified by the the -o option is different than that inside of the project file.) The same build occurs, going to the location specified in the project file.

[SWFKit]

How about specifying the output path without the quotes?

[99999999]

Indeed, that also did not work. I would instead get an error specifying that the file "<output path>" was missing or invalid.

[FlashDev]

Was the command line problems ever resolved? I've been having similar problems getting command line switches to work. I can build the project from -b fine, but the -s and -o appear to get ignored.

Any documentation available?