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Date: Wed, 23 May 2012 06:02:01 -0700
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On 5/23/12 4 :38AM, "olegsivokon@gmail.com" <olegsivokon@gmail.com> wrote:

>Re'
>unable to open 'C:\temp\flex\test123\frameworks/localFonts.ser'
>error: Windows cannot understand paths with both correct and Windows
>slashes - you should normalize it first, so that either all slashes are
>correct, or Windows-style. The strategy would be to detect correct slashes
>and replace them with Windows-style slashes, because if you do it the
>other
>way, then Windows-style slashes get interpreted as escape characters
>(which
>they actually are...).
>localFonts.ser shouldn't be mandatory, it's a font cache file generated by

localFonts.ser is currently mandatory if you want FlashBuilder to consider
a directory a valid Flex SDK.  It is one of their many checks.  We've
asked FlashBuilder to remove this check for their next release.  BTW we've
asked the FlashBuilder team for the list of checks they to determine if a
directory is a Flex SDK.  I should be getting that within the next couple
of days and I was planning to post it as a readme in the ide/flashbuilder
directory.


Carol

>compiler afaiu, so it should get over it, if it's not there. Maybe this
>error used to be ignored before, but it must be safe to delete this file
>at
>all times.
>
>Best.
>
>Oleg