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List of issues#1365 Command -importScript should be able to pass Flex SDK path as another optional command line argument
Author: 
buckybacon
buckybaconDate created:
Type: feature
Visibility: Everybody
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Labels: Commandline
State: closed 
By default, -importScript requires user to set flex SDK path.
I would like to use command -importScript without having to lunch a GUI and set a path.
I know that there is config.bin file that persist the configuration, but the file is a
deflated Java object.
It is not a plain text. I can't edit the config directly.
It would be nice if I could parse the SDK path as another command line argument or have it
read from environment variable.
So that this command can run headlessly without necessity of GUI to set that config.
Is it ok for you to set the SDK path with a 2nd ffdec.bat call? (Actually it is the first
call before the importscript)
like:
java -jar ffdec.jar -config flexSdkPath=xxxxx
similar to the other config settings.
Ohh, sorry, 1 call will be engouh, because the current behavior is:
"If no other parameters passed, configuration is saved. Otherwise it is used only once."
So:
java -jar ffdec.jar -config flexSdkPath=xxxxx
sets the path and saves it for the further sessions.
java -jar ffdec.jar -config flexSdkPath=xxxxx -importScript xxxx
uses the setting for the current session only.
I'll do this in the following days.
Thanks, honfika.
Having them both is great.
The first one we could even expand to accept other configurations similar to "git
config".
Useful for other commands that depends on some values in the config.
Someday, we could configure JPEXS via command line!.
Looking forward to this feature :).
Oh, looks like JPEXS has already allowed to configure on command line (-config), but no
flexSDKPath yet.
Implemented in the latest nightly build.
Use the following command to list all the available configuration setting:
ffdec.bat -listConfigs
Then you can use:
ffdec.bat -config flexSdkPath=xxxxx,otherconfig=value...
to set and save the config.
Or:
ffdec.bat -config flexSdkPath=xxxxx,otherconfig=value... other parameters, for example
export
to use the config setting for the current session only. (It is not saved)
The config settings can not contain "=" or "," characters. It can contain spaces, but in
this case the whole parameter should be in quotes.
for example:
ffdec.bat -config "flexSdkLocation=c:\Program Files\flex"
I hope your flex path does not contain "=" or ","
State: new→upgraded
In the previous comment in some places I wrote flexSdkPath... the correct name is
flexSdkLocation
State: upgraded→closed