I upgraded from Flex Builder 2 to Flex Builder 3- to be able to use the AdvancedDataGrid was the driver behind the decision.
The first thing I noticed was in the debugger, variables window, yellow highlighting on the modified variables. Nice! The second thing I noticed was the source-code mode editor's propensity to re-organize my 'import' statements. This I didn't appreciate. Oh, sure, it's a little organized - alphabetical, respecting hierarchy. There was an option to do this in Flex Builder 2, called 'organize imports' or something. However, I liked my imports arranged like this, in three or four groups: #1 system level (flash, mx etc) #2 '3rd party' level; (cairngorm for example) #3 utility-level - homebrew - perhaps built with parts from layers 1 & 2, but not application specific #4 application level - dto, event, control, command objects specific to the application. Call me neurotic, but this way I can can glance at the groups and see what this file is about. So, please leave my imports alone! -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
