float tinc = ot+(1.1-t/num)*2*t*TWO_PI/num;

which i ported to:

var tinc:Number = ot + ( 1.1 - cityIdx / NUM_CITIES ) * 2 * cityIdx * MathHelper.TWO_PI / NUM_CITIES;

Now cityIdx (t) and NUM_CITIES (num) are both integers. Java (Processing) will correctly do the integer division (which always results in 0). Thus the whole term “(1.1-t/num)” always equals 1.1.
Now the Flex compiler has a different opinion on how this should be evaluated. The presence of 1.1 makes it cast cityIdx and NUM_CITIES to Number as well.

This whole drama led to further errors in the original port. You can grab the fixed source from svn://dirty-motherfucker.org:8888/processing/trunk

Here are the new stand alone versions:
Buddahbrot
Happy Place
Sand Traveler
Substrate

http://www.flashdevelop.org/community/viewtopic.php?t=2987

I personally have not yet put it to use as i am waiting until solutions are implemented in FlashDevelop and i can build all my crap in one go. Until then i still go for my .bat approach.

And now i can proudly say, that wasn’t so hard after all, was it?
Alright, enough with the prologue. If you’re interested in the topic of build an SWC with the SDK you most likely know that you have to feed all the libraries classes into it using a manifest file. But in the case of AsWing, there are like a million files to add (give or take). So i wrote myself a handy script real quick:

var fso = new ActiveXObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" );
var manifest = fso.createTextFile( "src\\manifest.xml", true );

manifest.writeLine( "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>" );
manifest.writeLine( "<componentPackage>" );

var src = fso.getFolder( "src" );
listFolder( src, manifest, "" );

manifest.writeLine( "</componentPackage>" );

manifest.close();

function listFolder( source, target, package ) {
	for( var items = new Enumerator( source.SubFolders ); !items.atEnd(); items.moveNext() ) {
		var currentFolder = items.item();
		listFolder( currentFolder, target, package + currentFolder.name + "." );
	}

	for( var files = new Enumerator( source.files ); !files.atEnd(); files.moveNext() ) {
		var currentFile = files.item();
		if( String( currentFile.name ).match( "\.as$" ) ) {
			var component = String( currentFile.name ).replace( "\.as", "" );
			target.writeLine( "\t<component id=\"" + component + "\" class=\"" + package + component + "\"/>" );
		}
	}
}

So, that bad boy will build you the manifest for the given folder. I named this guy configure.js and placed it in the AsWing folder.
Now for slightly easier calling i added a small .bat to go with that. There’s only one line that matters and it is: wscript.exe configure.js

So far so good. Now we’re only missing the actual building (i’m hiliting this as JavaScript, but it’s only a .bat ;P):

@echo off

set flex_sdk_dir=path_to_flex_sdk

if (%flex_sdk_dir%) == (path_to_flex_sdk) goto sdk_missing
if (%flex_sdk_dir%) == () goto sdk_missing
if not exist %flex_sdk_dir% goto sdk_missing

if not exist src\manifest.xml goto manifest_missing

goto make

:manifest_missing
echo You have to run configure.bat first.
goto end

:sdk_missing
echo You have to set the path to the Flex SDK inside "%0.bat".
goto end

:make
echo Making...

if not exist bin md bin
set compc=%flex_sdk_dir%\bin\compc.exe
%compc% -source-path src -output bin\AsWing.swc -namespace http://aswing.org src\manifest.xml -include-namespaces http://aswing.org 

:end
echo Done.

That should be it ;) I also added these scripts to the AsWing repository.