>Given the apparently total lack of support from INFRA and builds@a.o for a git
>based CI process on a Windows slave
Because it's git or because it's windows ?
Maurice
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De : Erik de Bruin [mailto:e...@ixsoftware.nl]
Envoyé : lundi 31 mars 2014 08:46
À : dev@flex.apa
Thank you Alex.
There is another topic related to that, that was raised by someone in the
mailing list:
how to include/link to flashplayer and air player classes in the a.o asdoc?
Maurice
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De : Alex Harui [mailto:aha...@adobe.com]
Envoyé : lundi 31 mars 2014 05:44
Hi,
Given the apparently total lack of support from INFRA and builds@a.o for a
git based CI process on a Windows slave, isn't it time to start thinking
about providing our own VM and running the Jenkins jobs off that?
I would gladly donate my Azure VM for this purpose, but as Mustella runs on
it
On 3/30/14 11:14 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> You can check fluint yourself and compare.
>Which tells me nothing. The code was donated to Apache by DP, the person
>who checked those 2 files I believe had signed an agreement with DP
>handing over the IP so what exactly is the issue here?
Hi,
> You can check fluint yourself and compare.
Which tells me nothing. The code was donated to Apache by DP, the person who
checked those 2 files I believe had signed an agreement with DP handing over
the IP so what exactly is the issue here? Adobe (if they could be bothered)
would happy don
On 3/30/14 10:20 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>HI,
>
>> I still don't know if we have the header right for:
>>
>> ./FlexUnit4CIListener/src/org/flexunit/listeners/TestCaseReport.as
>> ./FlexUnit4CIListener/src/org/flexunit/listeners/TestSuiteReport.as
>
>So:
>a) How can we determine what is corr
HI,
> I still don't know if we have the header right for:
>
> ./FlexUnit4CIListener/src/org/flexunit/listeners/TestCaseReport.as
> ./FlexUnit4CIListener/src/org/flexunit/listeners/TestSuiteReport.as
So:
a) How can we determine what is correct for these files?
b) Do you think this a blocker for t
I still don't know if we have the header right for:
./FlexUnit4CIListener/src/org/flexunit/listeners/TestCaseReport.as
./FlexUnit4CIListener/src/org/flexunit/listeners/TestSuiteReport.as
I know Mike says they totally rewrote the CIListener, but it sure looks
like Xavi checked these two support fi
On 3/30/14 1:46 AM, "Maurice Amsellem" wrote:
>Is it possible that Adobe shares with us their modified asdoc tools ?
I'll look into it.
-Alex
Hi
And of course this is for RC3 not RC2.
Thanks,
Justin
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Hi,
This is a Apache Flex FlexUnit 4.2.0 release candidate 3 and the first release
of FlexUnit under Apache.
I'd like to thank Cyril Zadra on all the hard work he did on putting the Flex
Unit donation into good shape.
Change from RC2 are minimal and include:
- Changed to NOTICE and LICENCE fi
Hi,
Please place all of the discussion here and not in the [VOTE] thread.
Thanks,
Justin
Yes. That's what I expect. My point was to display a cached bitmap in the
renderer -- rather than the renderer storing a cache of the content -- which
has to get cleared out when the data changes…
Harbs
On Mar 30, 2014, at 8:55 PM, Maurice Amsellem wrote:
> Maybe because of the renderer recycl
This is already the technique used in many places:
- TextInput / TextArea: when the text is not in edit mode, displays a bitmap
cache, to ensure smooth scrolling
- List item renderers (when cacheAsBitmap is set to true, which is the default
on mobile, the whole item renderer is cached as a bitm
The same is for Windows 8.1. Windows RT based systems (those with an ARM
processor instead of an Intel based processor) can only run browser-based
Flash/Flex apps. All other versions of Windows for tablets, laptops or
desktops support the Flash Player and AIR based applications. Adobe has
state
Has anyone explored creating "cached" TLF? Rather than re-composing the text
every time it's displayed, the composition could be cached as an image and that
would be used rather than the live text. Of course, for this to work, something
would have to set a flag to indicate that the text reeds to
Joseph is referring to the appendices section in the ASDOC:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ryp97xyeyns37rb/asdoc_appendices.png
Unfortunately, I don't think creating a class called CompilerElement would work
well, because it will display the mxml-only tags and props as if it was classes
and props, wh
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