makeswf(1)


NAME

   makeswf - actionscript compiler

SYNOPSIS

   makeswf [OPTIONS] <frame_content> ...

DESCRIPTION

   makeswf  is  a  command line interface to the Ming library actionscript
   compiler, with support for embedding prebuilt content.

   frame_content can be either: an ActionScript source file, a bitmap file
   (png  or  jpg),  or  an  SWF  file.   Non-ActionScript  input files are
   currently only recognized by extension  (png,  jpg,  swf).  Files  with
   other extensions will be assumed to contain ActionScript source code.

   Each frame_content will be stored in a separate frame of the output.

   ActionScript code is preprocessed using cpp before being compiled, this
   allows (among many other things) grouping multiple sourcefiles  into  a
   single frame by using #include directives. (See PREPROCESSOR below.)

   Bitmap  or  SWF  content  will be stored in a MovieClip named after the
   corresponding input filename with  path  and  extension  removed.  This
   allows easy referencing of the content by ActionScript code.

OPTIONS

   -o --output <output>
          Write SWF file to <output>. Default is ``out.swf''.

   -s --size <width>x<height>
          Set output frame size in pixels (defaults to 640x480).

   -r --frame-rate <frame_rate>
          Set output frame rate (defaults to 12).

   -v --swfversion <swfversion>
          Set output SWF version (defaults to 6).

   -c --compression <compression_level>
          Set output compression level (0 to 9). Defaults to 9.  Use -1 to
          disable.

   -b --bgcolor <background_color>
          Set background color using hex form (0xRRGGBB).  If omitted,  no
          SETBACKGROUNDCOLOR tag will be used.

   -I <dir>
          Add  <dir>  to the include search path.  The option is passed to
          the C preprocessor.

   -D <macro>[=<def>]>
          Define <macro>.  The option is passed to the C preprocessor.

   -i --import <library.swf>:<sym>[,<sym>]>
          Import named symbols from the given SWF file and store them into
          a

   -a --init-action <source.as>[:<frameno>]
          Compile  the  given  source  AS file as an init action for frame
          <frameno>.

   -n --network-access network|file
          Force addition of a networkAccess flag with  given  value.   For
          SWF8  or  higher  the  FileAttribute tag is mandatory so will be
          present anyway, with a default of 'file'  access.  You  can  use
          this  flag  to  both change the default for SWF8+ and to provide
          the optional tag for SWF8-.  The  tag  basically  determine  the
          resources  sandbox  to  use  when  the  movie is loaded from the
          filesystem, in an exclusive manner.

   -h --help
          Print quick help.

   -V --version
          Print version and copyright info.

PREPROCESSOR

   makeswf invokes  the  C  preprocessor  on  each  of  the  given  source
   filenames  before  compiling  them.  The  preprocessed version is named
   after the output file with ".frame#.pp" appended; check this file  when
   looking for line numbers reported in syntax errors.

   An __SWF_VERSION__ macro is automatically provided so that ActionScript
   code can act differently based on target  player;  it  is  set  to  the
   output SWF version (changed with -v).

AUTHOR

   Written by Sandro Santilli <strk@keybit.net>

COPYRIGHT

   Code is released under the GNU GPL license.

                              27 Mar 2005                       makeswf(1)





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