Specifications

143ADOBE FLEX 3
Building and Deploying Adobe Flex 3 Applications
es=true|false
Instructs the compiler to use the ECMAScript edition 3 prototype-based
object model to allow dynamic overriding of prototype properties. In the
prototype-based object model, built-in functions are implemented as
dynamic properties of prototype objects.
The default value is false.
Using the ECMAScript edition 3 prototype-based object model lets you use
untyped properties and functions in your application code. As a result, if you
set the value of the
es compiler option to true, you must set the strict
compiler option to
false. Otherwise, the compiler will throw errors.
If you set this option to true, you must also set the value of the as3 compiler
option to
false.
This is an advanced option.
externs class_name [...]
Sets a list of classes to exclude from linking when compiling a SWF file.
This option provides compile-time link checking for external references that
are dynamically linked.
For more information about dynamic linking, see “About linking” on page 196.
This is an advanced option.
external-library-path path-element [...]
Specifies a list of SWC files or directories to exclude from linking when
compiling a SWF file. This option provides compile-time link checking for
external components that are dynamically linked.
By default, the libs/player/playerglobal.swc file is linked as an external library.
This library is built into Flash Player.
For more information about dynamic linking, see “About linking” on page 196.
You can use the += operator to append the new SWC file to the list of external
libraries.
fonts.advanced-anti-aliasing=true|false
Sets the default value that determines whether embedded fonts use
advanced anti-aliasing information when rendering the font.
Setting the value of the advanced-anti-aliasing property in a style sheet
overrides this value.
The default value is false.
For more information about using advanced anti-aliasing, see “Using Fonts”
on page 653 in Adobe Flex 3 Developer Guide.
Option Description