Within the generated AS3 code you have markers pointing to the file
and line number of the original LZX code, e.g.
<library>
<class name="myclass" extends="view" width="100" height="100"
bgcolor="#ffccaa">
</class>
</library>
tranlates to
package {
dynamic class $lzc$class_myclass extends LzView {
/* -*- file: myclass.lzx#4.1 -*- */
static var tagname = "myclass";static var attributes = new
LzInheritedHash(LzView.attributes);function $lzc$class_myclass
($1:LzNode? = null, $2:Object? = null, $3:Array? = null, $4:Boolean =
false) {
/* -*- file: -*- */
/* -*- file: myclass.lzx#7.1 -*- */
super($1, $2, $3, $4)
}
/* -*- file: -*- */
/* -*- file: myclass.lzx#10.1 -*- */
LzNode.mergeAttributes({bgcolor:
LzColorUtils.convertColor("0xffccaa"), height: 100, width: 100}, $lzc
$class_myclass.attributes);}
}
I had best success with debugging in Flex Builder, but you can use the
Flex command line debugger fdb as well.
- Raju
On Jul 24, 2009, at 1:28 PM, Sebastian Wagner wrote:
hi,
actually you run into a lot of compilation issues when you run a
previous application into SWF9.
I followed the SWF9 Migration Guide of course, the code has zero
problems to be compiled to SWF8.
I guess in most cases its something very tiny tricky in the code
that needs to be changed but actually you don't get anything except
*org.openlaszlo.sc.CompilerError: Errors from compiler, output file
not created*
The console does also only pring:
FAIL: compiler returned 1 ... or another number
So how do you get those Compile Errors?
I guess they are not really that handy as they will show you only
errors in the resulting ActionScript that is going to be compiled by
the Flex compiler.
So you will not see which LZX-Codeline has the error.
But without any notice at which code-block to look at its almost
impossible to migrate more then a bunch of code lines with every
compilation.
I've seen that there are some properties in the configuration:
compiler.swf9.warnings=false
compiler.swf9.execflex=true
# Tell compiler to catch errors in debug mode
compiler.catcherrors=true
changing them does seem to have an effect.
Is there a clue that is hidden somewhere or how do you judge what
needs to be done when you run into this?
thanks,
sebastian
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