Use vim + flexsdk to develop an AIR application in Ubuntu10.04

This document assumes that you have browsed the article about setting up the airsdk and installed the Ubuntu10.04LTS system. 1. Install vim and configure flexsdk install vim: sudoapt-getinstallvim download flexsdk4.1 from Adobelabs and decompress it to any directory, such as/usr/share/flex/sdks. Vim ~ /. Bashrc add PATH = $ PATH at the end of the configuration file:

This article assumes that you have browsed the article about setting up the air sdk and installed the Ubuntu 10.04 LTS system.

1. Install vim and configure the flex sdk

Install vim:

sudo apt-get install vim

Download the flex sdk 4.1 from Adobe labs and decompress it to any directory, such as/usr/share/flex/sdks.

vim ~/.bashrc

Add PATH = $ PATH:/usr/share/flex/sdks/flex_sdk_4.1/bin at the end of the configuration file.

2, AIR Hello World

Alt + F2, open gnome-terminal

echo $PATH

If you see the flex sdk 4.1 path, the configuration is successful.

cd ~/$user/flexmkdir helloworldcd helloworldvim helloworld.mxml

Edit helloworld. mxml as follows:

    version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
   
     
     xmlns:mx=
     "http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" 
     layout=
     "absolute" 
     title=
     "Hello World" 
     backgroundAlpha=
     "0.5"
     >
        
      
      text=
      "Hello World" 
      horizontalCenter=
      "0" 
      verticalCenter=
      "0"
      />
     >

Creating a hellworld-app.xml File

vim helloworld-app.xml

The content is as follows:

 xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/air/application/2.0">
    
     >
    sban.flex.helloworld>
   
    >
   0.1>
   
    >
   helloworld>
   
    >
           
   
    >
   helloworld.swf>        
   
    >
   true>        
   
    >
   standard>        
   
    >
   false>        
   
    >
   400>        
   
    >
   300>    >>

3. Compile and run

amxmlc helloworld.mxmladl helloword-app.xml