MTASC(1) User Commands MTASC(1)NAME
mtasc - ActionScript 2 to Flash (SWF) compiler
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the mtasc command.
It was written for Debian as mtasc does not have a manual page.
mtasc compiles ActionScript 2 files to Flash (SWF) files.
SYNOPSIS
mtasc [options] <files...>
OPTIONS
The options are processed from left to right. All of the options use a single dash.
-pack <path>
Compile all files in target package.
-cp <path>
Add classpath.
-v Turn on verbose mode.
-strict
Turn on strict mode.
-infer Turn on local variables inference.
-wimp Turn on warnings for unused imports.
-msvc Use MSVC style errors.
-mx Use precompiled mx package.
-swf <file>
Input SWF file to update.
-out <file>
SWF output file.
-keep Do not remove AS2 classes from input SWF.
-frame <frame>
Export into target frame (it must exist in the SWF).
-main Enable the main entry point.
-header <header>
Specify header format. The format of this option is 'width:height:fps', where fps means frames per second.
-group Group classes into a single clip
-exclude <file>
Exclude classes listed in a file.
-version
Change SWF version (6,7,8,...)
-trace <function>
Specify a TRACE function.
-help or --help
Display a list of options and what they do.
SEE ALSO
The mtasc website (http://www.mtasc.org) and the mtasc osflash page (http://osflash.org/mtasc).
mtasc February 2006 MTASC(1)
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-V, --version
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