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package flash.tools.debugger;
import java.io.File;
/**
* @author mmorearty
*/
public class AIRLaunchInfo
{
/**
* Full path to the AIR Debug Launcher, adl.exe (Windows) or
* adl (Mac/Linux). This is mandatory.
*/
public File airDebugLauncher;
/**
* The directory that has runtime.dll, or null to
* use the default.
*/
public File airRuntimeDir;
/**
* The filename of the security policy to use, or null to
* use the default.
*/
public File airSecurityPolicy;
/**
* The directory to specify as the application's content root, or
* null to not tell ADL where the content root is, in which
* case ADL will use the directory of the application.xml file as the
* content root.
*/
public File applicationContentRootDir;
/**
* Array of command-line arguments for the user's program. These are
* specific to the user's program; they are not processed by AIR itself,
* just passed on to the user's app.
*
* Note, this class has both applicationArgumentsArray and
* {@link #applicationArguments}. applicationArgumentsArray
* accepts an array of arguments, and passes them down as-is to the
* operating system. applicationArguments takes a single
* string, splits it into arguments, and passes the result to the operating
* system. You can use whichever one is more convenient for you; typically,
* one of these would be null. If both are non-
* null, then applicationArgumentsArray takes
* precedence, and applicationArguments is ignored.
*/
public String[] applicationArgumentsArray;
/**
* Command-line arguments for the user's program. These are specific to the
* user's program; they are not processed by AIR itself, just passed on to
* the user's app.
*
* Note, see the comment above on {@link #applicationArgumentsArray}.
*/
public String applicationArguments;
/**
* The publisher ID to use; passed to adl's "-pubid" option. If
* null, no pubid is passed to adl.
*/
public String airPublisherID;
/**
* The profile to pass to AIR 2.0's "-profile" argument, or null to omit
* the "-profile" argument.
*/
public String profile;
/**
* The screensize argument to pass to AIR 2.0's "-screensize" option.
* A colon separated string indicating width and height of the screen
* in normal and fullscreen modes. Only relevant in the mobileDevice
* profile.
*/
public String screenSize;
/**
* The dpi argument to pass to AIR 2.5's "-xscreenDPI" option.
* TODO: this is apparently only going to be used in 2.5
*/
public int dpi;
/**
* The version platform argument to pass to AIR's "-XversionPlatform"
* option. This overrides the three characters in Capabilities.os only
* for the runtime in the AIR SDK.
*/
public String versionPlatform;
/**
* Directory to load native extensions from. Corresponds to the
* -extdir argument of ADL.
*/
public String extDir;
/**
* Directory to load native extensions from for devices. Corresponds to the
* -XdeviceExtDir argument of ADL.
*/
public String deviceExtDir;
}