Code intelligence on lib projects
See original GitHub issueI’m not sure what changed, but for some reason, the asconfig.json
files in the Royale projects stopped working.
Code intelligence no longer works. For example, I get the following in the Problems pane:
DropDownList.as is not located in the project's source path. Code intelligence will not be available for this file.
The config file is using include-classes
and include-sources
. This used to work.
Adding the following allows code intelligence, but causes hundreds of flash warnings:
"source-path": [
"src/main/royale"
],
I can’t figure out how to configure the asconfig file to make it work again.
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I’ll take a look and see if I can figure out how to make
include-classes
work withoutsource-path
.It seems that the compiler is smart enough to fall back to the values in
include-sources
whensource-path
is missing. That’s probably why you were able to get code intelligence before when I wasn’t being as strict about where files are located. In the commit above, I’m now also checking bothsource-path
andinclude-sources
before displaying the “DropDownList.as is not located in the project’s source path. Code intelligence will not be available for this file.” error. I’ve verified that this makes code intelligence work in the Basic project.