Added readme.md

Pass in base_dir and out_dir on a per-command basis for stdin processing

Clean up the data in the 2 types of exports

Removed all old .as files from the original GraphicExport project, and move everything into a flash/ folder, and then into proper folders inside of that. Also fixed the ./exporter.py script to find the Exporter.exe no matter which folder it's run from, and make sure we include the resource names in both .graphic and .asset styles (and if there's only 1 resource file for an asset, don't append _0000 digits)

Separate "name" and "class_name" (so we can export the same graphic twice for testing) and also fixes to multi-graphic exporting (.graphic pointing to .asset file)

Writing out proper data for both export formats now (could potentially be read and reconstructed in pixi)

Exporter.fla should write actually json data instead of the Rect and Point objects... whoops

Actually writing out graphic data now (if it's a single graphic, just write the .graphic file with the data inline, otherwise write .graphic for each graphic and .asset for the total data)

Refactor AnimatedSkeletonGenerator a bit to pull the Sequence out

Default the "name" param to the name of the .swf file being sent

Pulled in a bunch of skeletal stuff, it probably doesn't work (and it for sure doesn't save the export), but it compiles

FramePacker sort only *remaining* frames to pack, because when we skip the index forward by the number of frames we packed, we won't necessarily be skipping the correct frames (since we skip in the *UN*sorted array). Instead, sort this.frames at the start of FramePacker process

Wasn't processing the out_dir argument properly or passing any base arguments to Job

Exporter now packs all graphics on the same FramePacker, and sends all the pngs back (had to up the string length size to 4 bytes for all the data)

Exporter.fla now grabs sprite-style frames and packs them to sheets (no return data yet)

FramePacker has an outline of an algorithm to get good sheets out of a list of rectangles (next: get those rectangles!)

Debug mode for DebugExporter.fla (run the fla first, then connect to it as many times as you want with exporter.py) and random exporter fixes

Start a packer that works purely on rectangular bitmap areas (export type agnostic). How should we determine best sheet size?

Proper interaction with the exporter now using the new format

JSON validation of src files by a schema

Fix typos

Start processing asset jobs from a src file

Update vim session to have relative paths

Remove _strace.as, it's not needed

Start doing a src file asset based export

Move some old files we probably won't use

Working sending base64 over the json channel to load a MovieClip source in the Exporter.fla

Sending messages properly back and forth using the new driver architecture, and a proper message queue+program completion

Work on splitting up the driver into multiple files (we can ignore the .pyc files this produces)

Reorg