Is there any ready tools out there to publish my AS scripts and classes? Or do I have to build the code-coloring and library organizing features by myself?
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Is there any ready tools out there to publish my AS scripts and classes? Or do I have to build the code-coloring and library organizing features by myself?
Did you mean an editor with code completion like www.flashdevelop.com ?
I think you have a bad link there.
But no I'm not talking about an editor.
I'm talking about a server-side script that color-enhances scripts, just like an editor.
And maybe a full-featured library organizer, like those I've seen around some while ago on developers' sites.
Sorry, www.flashdevelop.org.Quote:
Originally Posted by foo2
If you have an example, that could help.Quote:
Originally Posted by keyone.it
There are a few server-side highlighters out there for color coding code that you can download and use for that... as for organizing, I'm not sure what you're looking for.
well, a bit like your own..
but yet I am messing up things, there are actually two issues:
1: a script organizer, like a library, just like your own, with color coding (the top would be a revisioning service with AS-specific color-coding, that is accessible via web browser.. but now I'm just day-dreaming);
2: a wiki documentation, like the Adobe Live Docs, where I can build reference for my classes;
I know that both things I can easily do by myself, the problem is that I do not have time to do so...
Basically I'm doing my last few jobs and am going to leave an empty position in the firm for one or more Flash experts. I would like to make these few last projects easily accessible to whoever is going to replace me.
I built mine from scratch and it did take some time ;) Its not the best, but you're welcome to have it if you'd like. The tool I use for documentation (ZenDoc) is also my own, but thats still being developed. I have a list of similar tools in the ZenDoc docs, though:
http://www.zendoc.org/zendoc/html/help/#manual-related
The one Adobe uses can be downloaded and used for your own classes as well - that might even be listed there. Last I remember it being on labs, but it might be in full release now
Yep, Adobe put it's own inside Flex.
Have to figure how to use it.
Thanks for it all dude.. that's great.
Plus, I like your style.. I hate the newline bracket style...
function foo():void {
// code
}
v.s.
function foo(): void
{
// code
}
By the way, I know it's an offtopic, but I know probably there is no answer:
basically in a webcam app:
Is there anyway AS3 can understand if it has access to the camera, other than the Camera.Unmuted status event?
I am starting to dig into complex loops to try to understand if user is fiddling with the security panel rather than connecting directly to webcam..