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The Flash/AIR branch in processLibraries was missing the cache mechanism
that the Animate branch already had. This caused generateSWFClasses to
re-parse the SWF from scratch on every build even when the source file
and tool had not changed.
The cache stores generated class names and template asset data in a JSON
file at {targetDirectory}/obj/libraries/{name}.cache, using the same
mtime-based invalidation strategy as the Animate branch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…nimate classes when generate="true" (closes #47) Both library branches now share one cache, obj/libraries/<name>.classes.json, holding the prefix, the classes to compile and the generated templates. The templates are added again on a cache hit, because Lime deletes generated files that are no longer project assets. With generate="true", Animate libraries now compile their generated classes, so symbols are created as their linkage class even when nothing else references it. Classes that depend on ActionScript classes from outside the library, such as fl.controls.* components, are left out, since they would not compile.
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…nimate classes when generate="true" (closes #47) Both library branches now share one cache, obj/libraries/<name>.classes.json, holding the prefix, the classes to compile and the generated templates. The templates are added again on a cache hit, because Lime deletes generated files that are no longer project assets. With generate="true", Animate libraries now compile their generated classes, so symbols are created as their linkage class even when nothing else references it. Classes that depend on ActionScript classes from outside the library, such as fl.controls.* components, are left out, since they would not compile.
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The Flash/AIR branch in processLibraries was missing the cache mechanism that the Animate branch already had. This caused generateSWFClasses to re-parse the SWF from scratch on every build even when the source file and tool had not changed.
The cache stores generated class names and template asset data in a JSON file at {targetDirectory}/obj/libraries/{name}.cache, using the same mtime-based invalidation strategy as the Animate branch.