Hi Jason,
That's a pretty good assessment of the problem.
Whether XML or JSON, the data set is pretty much the same: It will look
like a subset of ObjectUtil.getClassInfo or describeTypeJSON. Each class
and each of its members has not only the ASDoc that annotates it, but also
a set of other da
DateField is not working in FlexJS 0.7
it pops error when starting in awf mode
it does show in javascript mode but it doesn't response mouse click:
Thank you
Pan Li
My Apache Flex community contribution is working on the open source
Moonshine-IDE.com for FlexJS.
Alex:
The answer to this question might be "how much out-of-band metadata is
needed to properly qualify all the parts of the generated documentation?"
For instance, think about "this particular API X is not supported by
product version Y", "this API Z is internal for framework developers",
o
According to MDN and caniuse, IE 10 supports the history API.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API
http://caniuse.com/#feat=history
On caniuse, sometimes supported versions are hidden because they aren't
widely used anymore. It may look like IE 11 is the minimum version wh
On 10/11/16, 1:10 PM, "Josh Tynjala" wrote:
>Anchors could probably be acceptable as a starting point in a minimum
>viable product. That wouldn't need the server-side integration. However,
>you don't need to use anchors with the HTML history API. Calling
>pushState() changes the address bar wit
Anchors could probably be acceptable as a starting point in a minimum
viable product. That wouldn't need the server-side integration. However,
you don't need to use anchors with the HTML history API. Calling
pushState() changes the address bar without reloading.
- Josh
On Tue, Oct 11, 2016 at 12:
On 10/11/16, 12:14 PM, "Josh Tynjala" wrote:
>Search engine compatibility is one of the most basic requirements of
>documentation, in my opinion. If you can't find a
>component/property/method
>from Google, it's not very useful. I guess Google's crawler will run
>JavaScript, though. With that i
Search engine compatibility is one of the most basic requirements of
documentation, in my opinion. If you can't find a component/property/method
from Google, it's not very useful. I guess Google's crawler will run
JavaScript, though. With that in mind, maybe a non-static app can be used
for the API
Hi,
FlexJS currently has its ASDoc generated by calling the ASDoc tool in the
flex-sdk repo. That's because the Falcon compiler code we got from Adobe
had no implementation of ASDoc support. We could probably go on like this
forever, but it would be nicer to be able to have FlexJS/FalconJX not h
On 10/11/16, 4:52 AM, "carlos.rov...@gmail.com on behalf of Carlos Rovira"
wrote:
>Thanks Alex,
>
>thanks for the explanation, just to understand what's behind I
>remember
>that initially the way some components translates to JS was using a js
>file
>as a templete (so some code was transpir
Container is basically a div. Hence it’s in the HTML package.
There’s an svg GraphicContainer in the Graphics package which uses an svg
namespace and I expect there to eventually be a canvas one as well.
Harbs
On Oct 11, 2016, at 2:52 PM, Carlos Rovira
wrote:
> And js:Container is not in "Co
Carlos Rovira wrote
> regarding Flat.swc you mentioned, I was not aware of it. I check the
> library, but don't know if there's some project using it as an example. Is
> there some of it?
Source:
https://github.com/apache/flex-asjs/tree/develop/frameworks/projects/Flat
Example:
https://github.com
Thanks Alex,
thanks for the explanation, just to understand what's behind I remember
that initially the way some components translates to JS was using a js file
as a templete (so some code was transpired and some other not). AFAIR this
was removed and now all is converted to JS, and now is ins
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