I think I’m going to spend a few weeks prototyping in FlexJS to get a feel for
it before making a final decision.
I’d really like to make it work.
I’d love to get a normal JS text engine. It seems to me there’s enough people
who have an interest in this space that it should be possible to get a
It's a 'NoSourceForClassInNamespaceProblem', and the only places that is
'thrown' is in SWCTarget (Falcon) and FlexJSSWCTarget (FalconJX). It is
referenced in both the 'validateIncludeNamespaceEntries' and
'getCompilationUnitsFromClassNames' methods.
It seems related to the actual compilation of t
M testcase consists of a bindable interface, a bindable class that implements
this and has one property as well as an Application, that uses an instance of
the class to write the content of a TextField into the bindable variable and a
label to be automatically updated if that changes and all see
Interesting. Have you found where the “could not find source” is output?
If you break on that, you can usually find out which source file is being
compiled and look at the source and try to figure out why.
It could just be unused import statements in those source files. FalconJX
I think relies o
It is conceivable that the FlexJS compilers will be 1.0 ready by end of
2015. I think we’ll have a decent set of widgets by then as well. The
big ticket items for 2015 is virtual lists/datagrids/tree. And then
there’s a text layout package.
Now FlexJS doesn’t just compile its own set of widgets
I’m going to try to consolidate your last set of emails into this post.
On 11/2/14, 12:45 PM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>Even if I could not 100% confirm the code was doing the same as compared
>to the default compiler. I could confirm that removing the code I was
>thinking of being redundant did
Even if I could not 100% confirm the code was doing the same as compared to the
default compiler. I could confirm that removing the code I was thinking of
being redundant didn't have any effect on the generated output. The classes abc
code were identical. So I guess it's safe to assume, that rem
I finished the talk. Very interesting stuff! I never realized you can use
TypeScript on Mac. FlexJS has a lot of the advantages of his setup. I’d love to
make it work… ;-)
He did not mention how extensive the text engine is. Supporting style spans and
multi-line text is much more complex than h
Ok so I did a little more tweaking.
I had to increase the visibility of two SWFDump methods in order to use
SWFDumps output programatically though, but I guess this shouldn't cause any
trouble.
The flexmojos-tests project now contains one more project "bytecode-dumper".
It's a maven plugin tha
The sooner the better… ;-)
Realistically, we’re looking to “beginning of 2015” for basic WYSIWYG. Your
guess is as good as mine what that will actually mean. I don’t imagine we’re
going to approach feature parity before the end of 2015. But hopefully at the
end of next year we’ll at least be cl
If I leave out "-external-library-path=fds.swc", I get:
Could not find source for class mx.data.mxml.DataService in namespace
library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark.
Could not find source for class mx.messaging.channels.SecureRTMPChannel in
namespace library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark.
Could not fin
What kind of timeframes are you talking about? When does the first
production version on HTML5 have to be ready?
-Alex
On 11/2/14, 1:51 AM, "Harbs" wrote:
>A bit of background:
>Our Flash/Flex based web app at printui.com is pretty much feature
>complete. The last major features on my list to
Ok ... so I found out what the first two commands are:
get "this" and make it the scope ... makes sense to have this in every
non-static function, but why is this missing in falcon?
Chris
Von: Christofer Dutz
Gesendet: Sonntag, 2. November 2014 13:49
An
Every function call in the default compiler results in these two lines of code:
0 getlocal0
1 pushscope
these are missing in Falcon compiled code.
Another change I found was that in Falcon
I’d never seen that talk before. I just watched about a third of it, and it’s
really interesting. I’ll finish it later…
Thanks!
Harbs
> One approach uses EaselJS with TypeScript and they pretty much wrote the
> entire front end text engine from scratch. They use InDesign in the
> backend. Ther
Callout, CalloutButton with ViewNavigator and ActionBar skins have been
checked in.
Next up: BusyIndicator
Progress:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=46633747
Thanks,
Om
On Sat, Nov 1, 2014 at 1:47 AM, OmPrakash Muppirala
wrote:
> ToggleSwitch skins for iOS+ ha
Text is hard, even with TLF and Flex (I was one of the front end architects
at Shutterfly [1]) Making it work with HTML/JS with all the cross-browser
issues is even harder. Good luck!
As far as the WYSIWYG text rendering engine, I have seen a couple of real
efforts in this front:
One approach u
A bit of background:
Our Flash/Flex based web app at printui.com is pretty much feature complete.
The last major features on my list to implement was table support and page
editing support which is more or less done. The next “big project” is getting
support for non-Flash platforms. While it’s v
Last night I found out that I could simply let the falcon SWFdump dump the swf
of the default compiler any I actually got results I could compare.
One thing that sprung my eyes immediately was that with the old compiler the
first two commands of every method I could find were identical and were
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