A repair permissions and/or reinstall of Flash CS3 probably wouldn't
hurt. Could be an underlying problem with the IDE's core files.
On Jul 8, 2008, at 4:12 AM, Alias Cummins wrote:
Ok - what's been happening for me is that I press ctrl + shift +
enter, and then the CS3 IDE crashes. I've encountered this on the last
3 macs I've tried it on...
This seems to be an issue for larger projects. Maybe this is the
reason.
Alias
2008/7/7 Irv Kalb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Long time lurker, first time poster.
I'm not sure what it is about us old folks, but I believe a
debugger is a
necessity too. Although I was told that it was unreliable, and
nobody uses
it, I have been using the debugger on OSX with no problems at all.
I have
found it very useful for learning.
I am running Flash CS3 with ActionScript 3.0 only, on an iMac
running OSX
10.5.3.
I set a breakpoint in my code by going to the left of an line or
lines where
I want to stop, and click to the left of the line number. When I'm
ready to
run, I go to Debug -> Debug Movie. The Flash runtime starts up,
and the
program stops at my first breakpoint. The Debug Console window
comes up and
gives me a stack trace, and at the bottom of the same panel, I see a
variables tab that shows me all my variables. On top of that
window are
controls to Continue, Stop Debugging, Step Over, Step, and Step Out
of.
Works for me. I use it every day that I'm doing Flash/
ActionsScript stuff.
Irv
Message: 28
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2008 08:23:35 +0100
From: " Alias? " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Flashcoders] CS3 Debugger DOES NOT WORK ON OSX?
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Hi guys,
I don't know if *anyone* out there besides me actually still uses
the
debugger in CS3, (I am old and will soon be made obsolete by
younger,
leaner, hungrier coders) but WTF is going on there?
I've had this issue on 3 different macs (I just switched over this
month) and I'm kind of hurting here for a debugger.
Given that CS3 is a supposedly professional software development
tool,
SURELY Adobe would not be so stupid as to ship a product that had a
completely rewritten debugger which simply failed to work on an
entire
platform?
That sort of thing doesn't happen, does it?
Does it?
Back in the day I would have known who to call at Macromedia to
complain/whine/shout/log bug reports, but that's all gone by the
wayside since The Buyout.
Anyone else had this problem?
Alias
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