On 6/2/15, 2:59 PM, "Frédéric THOMAS" <webdoubl...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>Anyway, do you happen to know how IJ associates source with SWCs for
>> debugging? FB would rather we put #1 and #3 in the same source folder,
>> but that makes describing what gets cross-compiled to JS more difficult.
>> We could make COMPJSC smarter and ignore files with some directive in it
>> so folks don’t need to keep adding to a list of files when adding new
>> files.
>
>I would be happy to anwser but I'm not sure I understood the question.
>If you add a SDK, SWC or a folder with SWCs and sources, it will scan and
>detect swc and sources, for example, for the FlexJS folder imported as a
>lib, it detects AS and ASJS for each swc, you can manualy add some source
>folders for any of the SWCs.
>
>When it comes to debug, I guess it asks FDB for the source file, it the
>file is not referenced, it will show a native representation where you
>can still associate sources.
>
>Is that what you want to know ?
A SWC usually doesn’t contain its source code. But for many 3rd party
SWCs and for FlexJS swcs, the source code is available as part of the
download.
In Flash Builder, with only the library-path pointing to the SWC and no
other reference to the source files other than the debugfile opcodes in
the library.swf, when I am in the editor, I can command-click or
control-click on, for example:
<js:TextButton />
And FB will try to open an editor with the source for that file. FB is
hard-coded to know how to find the sources for the SWCs in the sdks it
ships with, but for everything else it asks you to supply a
source-attachment for the SWC, which you supply via Project/Properties.
The problem is, for FlexJS, you can only specify the src/as or src/asjs
folders so sometimes click-to-open doesn’t work.
I would assume IJ also has some click-to-open capability. Can you specify
more than one folder or does it have some smarter lookup algorithm?
Thanks,
-Alex
