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It is very useful because it permits to easily
investigate how things are defined in SWF movies.
xslt < xsl > < input >
[ < output > ]
The command uses the XSLT file to transform the input XML into
another XML document. The resulting XML can be automatically
transformed in an SWF file (if the output file has the extension .swf )
or maintained as is. The XSLT file can use the swft: extension.
swf2xml < input >
[ < output > ]
Uses a simplified XML definition to rapidly define SWF movies. It is
the command used in the rest of this section. Note that the simple
command only builds SWF movies of version 7. The produced
movies can be used in any of the Flash versions targeted by haXe, but
they can be used reliably only if they do not implement coded actions.
If that is the case, they will work correctly only when used in movies
of versions up to 8.
Chapter 13: Replacing the Need for an IDE
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Creating an Image Movie Clip
A simple XML file must contain a root node movie that has attributes to define the size and frame rate
for the generated movie.


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