Hi list,

I want to fix some issues in the Flex SDK (eg. NumericStepper and some other 
issues). But unfortunately the function which should be fixed is a private 
function. So I can't override this function to debug and fix the issue. So I 
think the best way to fix issues in the Flex SDK is to develop in a complete 
new project where the Flex SDK is located inside of my Eclipse. That means in 
this project I have the original NumericStepper.as where I can debug / test / 
fix this original file. (I hope you understand what I mean.)  Or how does it 
work?

To make it short, I have found the official README 
http://www.apache.org/dist/incubator/flex/4.8.0-incubating/README but there is 
nothing mentioned how to include the Flex SDK in Eclipse.

Do I have to include the SVN (svn co 
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/flex/trunk flex) as a Java project 
in Eclipse?

How does it work? Sorry if this is are so newbie questions, but I have never 
developed the Flex SDK. I think I am an experienced Flex developer, but I 
always have used the SDK which was published by Adobe. And I have always filed 
the issued in the JIRA and was waiting that Adobe will fix this issues. But now 
I think it's our turn to fix all the bugs (or maybe not all, there are a lot of 
them, but most of the important ones ;-) ) in the Flex SDK.

Btw, some news about the file attachments in the JIRA? Are the file attachments 
in the JIRA issues now working? 
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-4380 (I know it's a lot of work, 
but in my opinion this is taking too long). 


Best regards

Marcus

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