>used to convert from MXML to Actionscript and then to ABC. Does anyone know >anything about this and if so, can they point me to it? Thanks and all the >best.
For a prime example of generating AS code look in the PreLink class in the MXML compiler (in the sdk repo). Look at methods that start with "codegen". There are also velocity templates in the flex2.compiler.mxml.gen package. -Darrell On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 10:53 PM, Jesse Nicholson <ascensionsyst...@gmail.com > wrote: > I commented earlier about porting the flash runtime + flex to > typescript/javascript and was asked to send an email to this list with more > info plus my progress. In terms of progress, I'd say that I have somewhere > north of 250K lines of doc comments and code done, with a lot to fill in. > The entire Flash + AIR API exists with all constants, properties methods > classes etc defined (methods stubbed out) with the implementation details > left to be filled in (for methods). > > The largest bit of work to do (by far) is Flex, which I've come up with > really lazy solution to solve. I've started writing a source to source > compiler based on Falcon, that consumes and tokenizes the AS input and > emits X target (for me right now, it's C#, since my initial implementation > is C# which then cross-compiles to Typescript using NetJS. Ultimate goal > for me is to have a platform where users can code in either > JS/TypeScript/C#, whatever they choose, and seamlessly move between targets > (Native with Mono, Native with something like Cordova, or Browser only). > > Anyway that's what I'm doing and if anyone is interested in the end result, > let me know. Right now I have a question. While pouring over falcons > source, I noticed comments where MXML "now gets compiled directly to > bytecode". The comment goes on to imply that once upon a time, the compiler > used to convert from MXML to Actionscript and then to ABC. Does anyone know > anything about this and if so, can they point me to it? Thanks and all the > best. > > -- > Jesse Nicholson >
