ok niels ;)
here's what i found out:
i created a jsfl-file containing this:
/flash.getDocumentDOM().testMovie();/
i placed it in the same directory where the coda scripts live and added
a new TestMovie script containing this:
/-- script settings
on CodaScriptSettings()
return {displayName:"TestMovie", inContextMenu:"yes"}
end CodaScriptSettings
set flashtest_jsfl to alias ((path to me as text) & "flashtest.jsfl")
-- actual script
tell application "Finder"
activate
open document file flashtest_jsfl
end tell/
i hope this is interesting for some of you guys; as i said before: the
online collaboration features of coda look extremely promising ;)
extending this to embrace mtasc, as3-syntax adn the flex-compiler
could be interesting; therefore i talked about it here.
and: no worries ;) i'll shut up now...
cheers!
henrik
btw: i use eclipse for the large projects too but a neat editor at hand
is always welcome: especially if it has new features.
--
__digital spices__
Henrik Weber
[MediaDesign&FlashDevelopment]
home: www.digitalspices.com
Niels Wolf wrote:
I dont know coda. In eclipse you can create custom keyshort cuts. I
would think coda has something similar? But I wonder really if this is
the right mailinglist for asking coda specific questions? You might be
luckier on a coda mailinglist and once you found out, people here
would probably welcome that information :)
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