Specifications

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source-path path-element [...]
Adds directories or files to the source path. The Flex compiler searches direc-
tories in the source path for MXML, AS, or CSS source files that are used in your
Flex applications and includes those that are required at compile time.
You can use wildcards to include all files and subdirectories of a directory.
To link an entire library SWC file and not individual classes or directories, use
the
library-path option.
The source path is also used as the search path for the component compiler’s
include-classes and include-resource-bundles options.
You can also use the += operator to append the new argument to the list of
existing source path entries.
This option has the following default behavior:
• If source-path is empty, the target file’s directory will be added to
source-path.
• If source-path is not empty and if the target file’s directory is a subdi-
rectory of one of the directories in source-path, source-path remains
unchanged.
• If source-path is not empty and if the target file’s directory is not a
subdirectory of any one of the directories in
source-path, the target file’s
directory is prepended to
source-path.
static-link-runtime-shared-
libraries=true|false
Determines whether to compile against libraries statically or use RSLs. Set this
option to true to ignore the RSLs specified by the
runtime-shared-
library-path
option. Set this option to false to use the RSLs.
The default value is true.
This option is useful so that you can quickly switch between a statically and
dynamically linked application without having to change the
runtime-
shared-library-path
option, which can be verbose, or edit the configura-
tion files.
For more information about RSLs, see “Using Runtime Shared Libraries” on
page 195.
strict=true|false
Prints undefined property and function calls; also performs compile-time type
checking on assignments and options supplied to method calls.
The default value is true.
For more information about viewing warnings and errors, see “Viewing warn-
ings and errors” on page 172.
Option Description