Is the MXMLLiveEditAgent.mxml the only place those methods are from? I thought I read somewhere that you copied those methods from somewhere else. I'm trying to find the class that those methods were originally in to learn how to parse an XML tree and then track it's changes as if a user was updating it constantly in an editor. I looked at the MXMLDataInterpreter but that looks like it's for importing.
OK, I think here is where I got the idea. The comments are from MXMLLiveEditAgent.mxml: // we go deep first because that's how the Falcon compiler // generates IDs for tags that don't have id attributes set. I'm guessing that the methods are from or inspired from a class in Falcon? That class or code is what I'm trying to find and learn from. On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 11:08 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > > > On 5/12/16, 5:31 PM, "jude" <flexcapaci...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >I read somewhere, and it might have been the code comments, that you used > >some code from mxmlc or maybe it was an class used in Eclipse MXML class > >to > >parse the MXML and compute the changes for your live MXML PoC. I'm trying > >to find the class that had the following functions: > > > > parseFile(); > > computeChanges(); > > applyChanges(); > > In my POC, the MXMLLiveEditAgent has those methods. > > The MXML parsing is done by the XML class. > > I think you may be thinking of the MXMLDataInterpreter, and how the Falcon > compiler outputs MXML as an array to be interpreted by the > MXMLDataInterpreter (as well as the MXMLLiveEditPlugin) instead of a pile > of one-off methods that are not manipulatable at runtime. > > -Alex > >
