ActionScript Source Publishing?

[keyone.it]

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?

[foo2]

Did you mean an editor with code completion like www.flashdevelop.com ?

[keyone.it]

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.

[foo2]

Did you mean an editor with code completion like www.flashdevelop.com ?

Sorry, www.flashdevelop.org.

[senocular]

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.

If you have an example, that could help.

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.

[keyone.it]

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.

[senocular]

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

[keyone.it]

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
}

[keyone.it]

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..