Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

Hi Hans, Mixing Two IDEs with Maven build is not so bad. :) I'm doing it, but who knows since Josh gives us support for mxml maybe I will drop Intellij. Piotr - Apache Flex PMC piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com -- View this message in context:

Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

You should try VSCode! Ever since I heard about VSCode (on this list) a [code editor] dream has come true for me! It’s fast, open source, lots of extensions, and fits like an F16 fits a pilot — you just become one with it. And with Josh’s NextGenAS extension it will be even better. I’ve used

Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

OK, then I'll give it a try with VS Code ;-) Perhaps later I'll end up with a mix to get the best out of both worlds? Future will tell Hans Am 01.12.2016 um 23:46 schrieb Josh Tynjala: IntelliJ IDEA works great for projects that target the Flash runtimes, but its debugger doesn't work with

Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

IntelliJ IDEA works great for projects that target the Flash runtimes, but its debugger doesn't work with ActionScript transpiled to JavaScript. You can only debug the generated JavaScript. Not even source maps help. The generated JavaScript isn't all that different from the ActionScript, so it's

Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

Hi Josh, compliments to what you've already achieved. Looks promising and I'm considering giving it a try, when I'll start porting an AS3 project to Javascript. The first project will be pure AS3, but I have another project in mind that makes heavy use of Flex and would be a nice candidate

Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

That would be perfect. Automatically adding imports is something I’m really missing in VS Code. “Organize imports” is another item that would be really nice to have. “Command 1” is something else I use in Flash Builder regularly. Generating getters and setters from variables is a great time

Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

Yeah, the "code actions" are pretty cool as a way to provide automated fixes for errors and warnings. I hope to find more places to add those. As for imports, the newest language server protocol will finally allow me to add imports automatically when IntelliSense completes a type name, so I'm

Re: MXML and ActionScript in Visual Studio Code

I tried to comment on your Patreon post, but Patreon is not letting me login in for some reason. It looks really good! Big improvement! The help tip to add imports is really helpful as well! Thanks for your great work! Harbs On Dec 1, 2016, at 12:10 AM, Josh Tynjala