I’m still digging into the compiler, but I had some new thoughts:
What if you only got an ambiguous definition error if you had two classes
neither of which is in the global package and didn’t qualify its usage?
This might be easiest to implement. If we did that, then:
Scenario 1:
import flash.e
OK, thanks for the info. A couple of notes in-line..
On 9/18/15, 4:56 PM, "Josh Tynjala" wrote:
>
>However, the first one could be rewritten like this, where it's a
>variable,
>which must be an "identifier" instead of an "identifier name":
>
>var identifierName = function() {} //error because i
Here's the section on reserved words in the ES5.1 spec:
http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/5.1/#sec-7.6.1
And the same section in the ES6 / ES2015 spec:
http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#sec-reserved-words
The rule seems to hinge on whether something is an "identifier" or
Josh,
The key question here is whether is it is not valid AS3 per the language
spec, or whether the runtime and/or the compiler won’t let you compile it.
AFAICT, what you want to do here is valid AS3 and I would expect the
runtime to run the expected ABC code, so it should be possible to get the
JavaScript allows the use of reserved words as members of
classes/interfaces, but AS3 does not.
In JS and AS3, this is not valid:
var var = 5;
However, in JS, this is valid:
var obj = {};
obj.var = 5;
Not in AS3, though.
Similarly, these are not valid AS3, but some JS types have methods with
Thanks Om, Posted the bug here: as
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=4059741, would appreciate
votes on it.
~ JT
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On 9/18/15, 11:54 AM, "Josh Tynjala" wrote:
>Of the options that you presented, I think I like *.Event and .Event the
>most.
>
>The options with :: don't feel quite right. While I know that packages are
>namespaces (I remember making that discovery back in the day and excitedly
>blogging about
I was just trying to understand the AS3 namespace a little bit yesterday
while fixing some issues in dts2as. It appears that the AS3 namespace is
used to allow certain functions on the Object class, like toString() and
valueOf(), to be implemented in subclasses without requiring the override
keywor
The Android related stuff is actually part of the Adobe AIR runtime (The
Installer merges the Flex SDK with the AIR SDK during installation)
I think you should raise a bug with them here: https://bugbase.adobe.com/
Their developer forum is here: https://forums.adobe.com/community/air
Thanks,
Om
meant ADB, not ADT
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From: Jason Taylor [mailto:ja...@dedoose.com]
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2015 11:05 AM
To: dev@flex.apache.org
Subject: RE: Genymotion?
FlexSDK is fine, and yes FlexSDK ships with ADT and the dlls needed for it,
check the lib/android folder. Howev
FlexSDK is fine, and yes FlexSDK ships with ADT and the dlls needed for it,
check the lib/android folder. However, that version of ADT is a bit out of
date at this point. Regardless that dosen't help get us any closer to being
able to use Genymotion which would help tremendouly for our QA team
Hi Chris,
I haven’t run the Maven stuff so I don’t know how it gets its
flex-config.xml. A flex-config.xml is generated by the Ant build and is
shipped in the binary packages. If you have an account on builds.a.o, you
can grab a very recent one from the ProductDashboard workspace [1]
-Alex
[1]
> what changes does the flex-config.xml require for successfull
FlexJS compilation? I didn't change anything in the way the flex-config
is generated by flexmojos so if there are changes, I should get them
done as soon as possible. That was actually the reason for me asking if
FlexJS needed any
> Yeah, I’m just looking ahead and am in the mood to play in the compiler
> code. I figure some day we’ll have a true GCL swc, either by making
> EXTERNC more tolerant, or because a d.ts file for GCL will be converted to
> externs.
>
> I’m also expecting that some day as we go further into this p
Hi Alex,
what changes does the flex-config.xml require for successfull FlexJS
compilation? I didn't change anything in the way the flex-config is generated
by flexmojos so if there are changes, I should get them done as soon as
possible. That was actually the reason for me asking if FlexJS need
On 9/18/15, 9:42 AM, "Frédéric THOMAS" wrote:
>> IMO, the externs swcs are also for developers wanting to build “native”
>>JS
>> applications without the FlexJS components, so any GCL.swc needs to
>> support some developer using GCL and native JS. So the two swcs need to
>> be compatible with
> IMO, the externs swcs are also for developers wanting to build “native” JS
> applications without the FlexJS components, so any GCL.swc needs to
> support some developer using GCL and native JS. So the two swcs need to
> be compatible with each other. We could just hack up a GCL just to get
>
On 9/18/15, 9:02 AM, "Josh Tynjala" wrote:
>I don't think that there's a currently a way to explicitly specify the
>global namespace in a fully-qualified class name. I suspect it rarely came
>up in the Flash runtime because it has so few global classes. This would
>be
>very useful with the very
On 9/18/15, 9:05 AM, "Frédéric THOMAS" wrote:
>> Well, some SWC has to provide the builtins like Object, Array, etc. My
>> guess is that your config is depending on a playerglobal or airglobal,
>>and
>> that does work for me, but I was thinking that long-term we want GCL to
>> depend on js.swc
> Well, some SWC has to provide the builtins like Object, Array, etc. My
> guess is that your config is depending on a playerglobal or airglobal, and
> that does work for me, but I was thinking that long-term we want GCL to
> depend on js.swc and use its Object and Event definitions in there becau
I don't think that there's a currently a way to explicitly specify the
global namespace in a fully-qualified class name. I suspect it rarely came
up in the Flash runtime because it has so few global classes. This would be
very useful with the very large number of classes in the JavaScript global
na
Forwarded from dev@community.a.o. Rich Bowen is looking for interested
folks to write articles. Anybody on this list interested in doing an
article on Flex?
On 9/17/15, 11:22 AM, "Rich Bowen" wrote:
>At the risk of repeating myself ...
>
>I recently posted this to the committers list:
>
>===
On 9/18/15, 6:56 AM, "Frédéric THOMAS" wrote:
>> I’ve been trying to get your GCL.swc to build from Ant without requiring
>> an application.home systemProperty. I ran into an issue with missing
>> builtins like Object. It could be that IJ injects these builtins no
>> matter what. From Ant I
On 9/18/15, 7:26 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>
>Most of the applications produce runnable JavaScript versions. The
>DataGrid examples results in an empty screen. However not a single SWF is
>runnable.
>
>The module DataBindingExample_Flat produces this error in JavaScript mode:
>Thi
Ok ... so as I said, I added some poms to the examples.
Additionally I published a new SNAPSHOT version of Falcon + ASJS to the apache
snapshot repo.
With the poms I added I am able to build Both the JavaScript versions as well
as the Flash versions of these modules:
- ChartExample
- CordovaCame
> OK, sounds good. Happy Birthday, and good luck with your new role.
Thank you.
> I’ve been trying to get your GCL.swc to build from Ant without requiring
> an application.home systemProperty. I ran into an issue with missing
> builtins like Object. It could be that IJ injects these builtins n
Well that's actually not 100% correct ;)
You usually install Flex with Air and Air has parts of the Android SDK inside
... it's something I stumbled over wile working on mobile packaging of Air
applications on Linux ;-)
Chris
Von: Tom Chiverton
Gesendet
Ok ... so currently I'm adding a pom.xml to each of the examples.
So it shouldn't change the way the projects are built with Ant, but should make
it possible to build the same examples with Maven (Flexmojos) ... hope that's
ok with you guys :-)
Chris
Vo
On 9/18/15, 6:19 AM, "Frédéric THOMAS" wrote:
>> By commenting out the use of ViewBase from Application.as, I was able to
>> get Application.as to compile without errors and got what looked like a
>> reasonable list of goog.requires without changing any compiler.clients
>> classes.
>
>Have you
> By commenting out the use of ViewBase from Application.as, I was able to
> get Application.as to compile without errors and got what looked like a
> reasonable list of goog.requires without changing any compiler.clients
> classes.
Have you try to run the compile-as-to-js-core-application-using-f
Hi,
In addition to what Alex wrote, I¹ve tested DataGridExample, MapSearch,
MobileTrader, and TodoListSampleApp.
I still need to go into the native/ folder and test those. I¹m in the
middle of make an API change for the Container classes and will do a full
test once that¹s complete. I will post t
Good question. For sure, DataBindingExample, DataBindingExample_Flat,
FlexJSStore, ChartExample.
Peter tests the others so he can tell you which other ones he’s seen work
recently.
-Alex
On 9/18/15, 3:19 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>
>before I start and try to get some of the examples
On 17/09/15 20:24, Jason Taylor wrote:
Hi All, hoping someone else might be able to point me in the right direction.
I'm using IntelliJ Idea, Genymotion 2.5, installed the arm translation 1.1,
GApps Package running custom tablet with Android 4.4, but have tried many
different configurations.
Hi,
before I start and try to get some of the examples working with flexmojos I
would like to ask here which of the examples are actually maintained and should
work in general? I remember last time I invested a lot of time building
examples that didn't work even if built with Ant :-)
Chris
"Player session terminated" is a known long-lived problem of the Linux
version of the Flash Player that Adobe will unlikely ever fix.
I've heard that people try to start Flash Player under Windows emulator
to workaround it, but didn't try myself.
On 18.09.2015 2:31, Igor Costa wrote:
Hi there
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