On 9/29/16, 9:04 PM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>Please check with the GenericTests manual test after that change.
>
>I thought I saw that the return types of the methods or variable types
>were
>not affecting usedNames directly during output and it was only be picked
>up
>in the reflection data.
>
>If
On 9/28/16, 11:43 AM, "Alex Harui" wrote:
>
>
>On 9/28/16, 11:23 AM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>
>>OT: I am getting a lot of warnings in the GCC release build phase. I
>>recall
>>you mentioning something in the past about this being related to GCC
>>versions - is there anything I can do to address this
On 9/29/16, 3:59 PM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>I did wonder if this stuff could be refactored so that different parts of
>the output were buffered and then output in sequence at the end instead of
>having to use the postProcess approach, although I have no idea what
>implications that might have for
On 9/29/16, 9:38 PM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>If this does break reflection, then I can certainly accept that reflection
>is probably not mainstream enough to warrant keeping things as they were,
>but it would be nice to be able to keep more aggressive 'requires'
>settings
>here for reflection as an
Olaf, just a quick return to your initial issue. I did recreate something
similar with this:
[Bindable]
public class BindableWithConstructorInit
{
public static const STATIC_INIT:BindableWithConstructorInit = new
BindableWithConstructorInit( "STATIC_INIT" ,-1 );
public var ordinal:int;
public var
If this does break reflection, then I can certainly accept that reflection
is probably not mainstream enough to warrant keeping things as they were,
but it would be nice to be able to keep more aggressive 'requires' settings
here for reflection as an option, so long as remove circulars can handle
w
Please check with the GenericTests manual test after that change.
I thought I saw that the return types of the methods or variable types were
not affecting usedNames directly during output and it was only be picked up
in the reflection data.
If GenericTests works fine after your changes then I am
Pretty sure our emails crossed paths.
You can probably keep all of your formatQualfiedName calls. I cast
getEmitter to JSFlexJSEmitter and added the isDoc parameter for calls
during the header and reflection data output since that output shouldn't
affect the set of used names.
-Alex
On 9/29/16,
Alex, I think perhaps the primary cause of this is in the output of the
qualified names in the reflection data.
In many cases they were not output as fully qualified previously, because
they were not completely resolved, my fixing this may have added to the
dependency list I think.
It was also wra
On 9/29/16, 7:02 PM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>I found one cause of the circular dependencies, that usedNames change was
>only in the mxml emitter, sorry that was a bad suggestion (I was not
>looking at the code at the time).
>
>I am currently looking at options, I will try it with the change I found
I found one cause of the circular dependencies, that usedNames change was
only in the mxml emitter, sorry that was a bad suggestion (I was not
looking at the code at the time).
I am currently looking at options, I will try it with the change I found
(removing a formatQualifiedName call in PackageF
I did wonder if this stuff could be refactored so that different parts of
the output were buffered and then output in sequence at the end instead of
having to use the postProcess approach, although I have no idea what
implications that might have for memory or speed. Does that make any sense?
On F
I was seeing examples of situations where new 'usedNames' were being added
during the output of the js but were not captured in the goog.requires
output.
This caused 'x is undefined' sometimes so that is what I was trying to
address.
I don't have time right now, but I can come back to this later i
On 9/29/16, 3:18 PM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>That's almost like a dependency analysis pass within the class itself
>isn't
>it? To rearrange the ordering, I mean.
I think it means determining the difference between scalar and non-scalar
initializer values. We already do something like this for ins
That's almost like a dependency analysis pass within the class itself isn't
it? To rearrange the ordering, I mean.
Sounds like another fun iteration through test maintenance!
I might not get to that at this point, as I will be afk for a week or so on
a vacation with my kids.
I don't want to start
On 9/29/16, 3:06 PM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>it might be to do with the order of output I think.
>Perhaps it is calling the bindable setter within the constructor but it is
>not yet defined. Maybe this could also be covered by setting the private
>backing var if inside the constructor for a bindabl
it might be to do with the order of output I think.
Perhaps it is calling the bindable setter within the constructor but it is
not yet defined. Maybe this could also be covered by setting the private
backing var if inside the constructor for a bindable field.
I can try to repro this later today an
I'm using the nightly build.
>If you can show us the generated code and the error it might give us a
clue.
For today I'm done, will provide it soon!
Thanks,
Olaf
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Are you using the nightly build? There's been a fair amount of changes to
what [Bindable] does since 0.7.0. Could still be bugs in there though.
[Bindable] can have a great effect on the generated code. It changes the
super class from Object to EventDispatcher and then converts every var to
a g
Quick check: Is this using 0.7 release, or latest development builds?
On Fri, Sep 30, 2016 at 10:06 AM, OK wrote:
> Hi,
> while porting the PureMVC employee admin demo to FlexJS I stumbled over
> another issue which I don't understand:
> The demo makes use of a 'typesafe enum pattern' which cl
Hi,
while porting the PureMVC employee admin demo to FlexJS I stumbled over
another issue which I don't understand:
The demo makes use of a 'typesafe enum pattern' which class that implements
it is declared as 'Bindable' [1].
It compiles without any errors or warnings and the swf side works fine.
"For me, I use Eclipse and run the unit tests from within Eclipse"
I have yet to invest the time in setting myself up properly in my IDE for
the compiler.
I will focus on that before my next stint.
I may take a look at the compiler switch thing because I guess it is a bug,
but I don't think it is
Olaf, thanks for the explanation.
I agree that the flash player, will not end soon.
Unfortunately in Brazil, seems that the flex is not being mentioned as a
time a go.
Some well-known developers are going to change to JavaScript + HTML.
I appreciate the links, I'll study them calmly.
Thank you.
-
On 9/29/16, 11:18 AM, "Greg Dove" wrote:
>Those tools you shared are really helpful and were a good way to get
>through this with sanity intact, but if this type of test maintenance work
>is routine I might have to come up with an even faster way that is more
>'one step' to get to where you end
Alex, thanks for the explanation earlier, that really helped me work
through this. I think I cleared up everything in those tests, the builds
seem to be working again in any case.
Those tools you shared are really helpful and were a good way to get
through this with sanity intact, but if this type
Hi,
I'm finishing up changing the way COMPJSC works. Right now, it generates
a pile of .js files in a folder. Our build process requires that you then
run COMPC and specify the -include-files option to include that pile of
.js files into a final SWC.
This is insufficient for IDE users. If you
On 9/29/16, 8:21 AM, "lizhi" wrote:
>the adobe asc2 -inline option [Inline].
>
>how flex and flexjs?it is gread inline suport
>
The Falcon code base has some code paths for [Inline]. Not sure how well
it works. We have not tried to support it in FalconJX. Volunteers are
welcome to make it h
On 9/29/16, 1:43 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>Hi guys,
>
>
>as you might know I have been working hard on the site-generation and
>this finally seems to be working nicely. The only problem I have is that
>I can't submit to the site repo from the Build agent as SVN isn't setup
>to allow that. G
Excellent. Thanks for representing FlexJS.
-Alex
On 9/28/16, 11:17 PM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>Hi guys,
>
>
>I just wanted to tell you that two of my talks got accepted for this
>years european ApacheCon Core.
>
>
>- Apache FlexJS' Maven migration initiative - introducing the
>flexjs-maven-p
the adobe asc2 -inline option [Inline].
how flex and flexjs?it is gread inline suport
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Forgot:
Best way would be to just install FlexJS and make yourself your own picture
of it.
Keep in mind that everbody is invited to participate in moving Flex and
FlexJS forward ;-)
Thanks,
Olaf
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Marcos Melo wrote
> The goal is really to set aside the flashplayer and bet on a new
> technology, I beting on FlexJs for this.
For me the question is 'why do you'd like to proscribe flashplayer or AIR'.
If it's only because of the 'You have to change to HTML5 these days'-feeling
I'd say: Update t
Hi Chris, sorry for the final "clear" it was messed when making copy&paste
in the line.
still failing here, this time saying "The defined artifact is not an
archetype", I think something is going wrong here...
macbookpro:FlexMavenTestPrj carlosrovira$ *mvn -s
/Users/carlosrovira/Dev/Flex/source/f
Thanks for your response.
The goal is really to set aside the flashplayer and bet on a new technology, I
beting on FlexJs for this.
Some additional questions:
Communication with the backend is still done via BlazeDS?
Our users are accustomed to Windows Mdi type container styles and for this we
us
Argh ... please use "flexjs-simple-application-archetype" instead of
"flexjs-application-archetype" I had forgotten that I renamed the thing. But
the "clear" in the end of 0.8.0-SNAPSHOT is rather strange ...
Chris
Von: carlos.rov...@gmail.com im Auftrag von C
Hi,
> Nowadays I'm using, in our system, the following tools: Adobe Flex 4.5, Java,
> Oracle 10G.
Depends on your application and your users. Moving from 4.5 to a later version
of Apache Flex is likely to give you significant performance improvements and
far less bugs. Effort required is proba
Hi Chris,
I tried, but not worked for me, seems like is not able to find the
archetype...maybe I'm missing something:
I downloaded latest changes in git flexjs repos, and rebuild all 3
snapshots with maven, then create a folder to host the project a run the
following inside that folder:
mvn -s
/
I think all should be in GIT and get rid of SVN at all
Don't know the reason why is still in SVN. Maybe due to restrictions at the
time we migrated from SVN to GIT.
2016-09-29 10:43 GMT+02:00 Christofer Dutz :
> Hi guys,
>
>
> as you might know I have been working hard on the site-generation
Hello gentlemen, my name is Marcos and I'm a Brazilian developer.
I have a doubt about your tool and would like to know if you could help me.
Nowadays I'm using, in our system, the following tools: Adobe Flex 4.5,
Java, Oracle 10G.
Some people here are suggesting me to change "the front end" to
Hi Carlos,
so now' I've finished two things:
a) I added a new archetype to the framework that automates setting up a new
FlexJS maven project
b) Tested and fine-tuned my "featue-autobuild/*" setup (extra mail on that)
So in order to setup a working FlexJS maven application, all you need to
Hi Olaf,
well I think that some things belong in the Wiki and some in the Site. The wiki
is definitely ideal for Howtos and stuff like that. The Site seems the better
place for documentation on how to:
- Build
- Branch
- Test
- Use
- ...
What I'm going to do, is start writing my content
Hi guys,
as you might know I have been working hard on the site-generation and this
finally seems to be working nicely. The only problem I have is that I can't
submit to the site repo from the Build agent as SVN isn't setup to allow that.
Git however is able to commit without hard-coding crede
Do you already set up the new installed SDK with FlashBuilder?
Here you found a howto [1]
HTH,
Olaf
[1] https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLEX/2.1+Flash+Builder
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Ok Chris, I'll try to setup some framework dependencies but without luck.
I'll wait for your scaffolding.
thanks again! :)
2016-09-29 0:07 GMT+02:00 Christofer Dutz :
> In contrast to the usual setup using Ant where you simply always add all
> framework SWCs, with maven you only add the ones you
Hi Richard,
I left FB years ago, so can't say about that problem.
If you are a new user, I could recommend you to use IntelliJ IDEA as a
replacement if you're using Flex SDK. The support is the best out there.
In case you were using FlexJS SDK, I think a better option is Visual Studio
Code with
Congrats Chris,
Unfortunately I'll miss this ApacheCon :(((
2016-09-29 14:30 GMT+07:00 Carlos Rovira :
> That topics are very interesting!
>
> Congrats Chris! :))
>
> Carlos
>
> 2016-09-29 8:17 GMT+02:00 Christofer Dutz :
>
> > Hi guys,
> >
> >
> > I just wanted to tell you that two of my talks g
Looks promising!
Do you think it should reside parallel to the wiki or should it replace the
wiki one day?
Seems to me that is not so easy to find a consensus that makes everyone
happy... ;-)
Thanks,
Olaf
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That topics are very interesting!
Congrats Chris! :))
Carlos
2016-09-29 8:17 GMT+02:00 Christofer Dutz :
> Hi guys,
>
>
> I just wanted to tell you that two of my talks got accepted for this years
> european ApacheCon Core.
>
>
> - Apache FlexJS' Maven migration initiative - introducing the
> f
Hi,
Congrats Chris - and I’ll see you there!
I managed to get 3 talks selected but I didn’t submit one solely on Flex this
year.
My talk on forensic analysis of large code bases uses Flex and FlexJS as
examples which may be of interest to people here.
And perhaps there would be some interest
Thanks Alex, this is very helpful.
I already solved the issue by refactoring the code.
I should consult the wiki also in future before asking ;-)
Thanks,
Olaf
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