On 12/29/12 8:58 AM, "Michael Schmalle" wrote:
> And one other thing;
>
> I thought this compiler was written for FlashBuilder, this means Adobe
> has a huge API for saying files have changed, updating scopes ect.
Probably true.
>
> In the IWorkspace API you can see evidence of this. Which m
On 12/29/12 8:52 AM, "Michael Schmalle" wrote:
> I know when I wrote ASDoc, I was able to resolve everything but I used
> the MXML compiler as a base. I just need to really understand what is
> going on now. I takled the multithreading in FalconJx, but when I
> debug, the multithreading is ove
HI,
> I am ready to put out an RC1 for voting. I need a committer with a Mac to
> build and sign a .dmg file for the Mac installer.
I can do that if needed. Have you tagged RC1 in some way or should I just use
trunk?
Justin
I did. Mea culpa. I know it's not supposed to be there. I have a lot of
files not ready to be committed already in my working copy, guess I missed
one checkbox.
EdB
On Saturday, December 29, 2012, Michael Schmalle wrote:
> Erik,
>
> This is OT for the thread but maybe you will read this.
>
> D
Roland Zwaga created FLEX-3:
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Summary: Create a plugin architecture for Falcon
Key: FLEX-3
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-3
Project: Apache Flex
Issue Type: New Fea
And one other thing;
I thought this compiler was written for FlashBuilder, this means Adobe
has a huge API for saying files have changed, updating scopes ect.
In the IWorkspace API you can see evidence of this. Which means in a
code editor, you are updating source files all the time and
r
Quoting Alex Harui :
On 12/29/12 8:26 AM, "Michael Schmalle" wrote:
FWIW, my understanding of Falcon is that each class source file is a
compilation unit and compilation units are parsed in separate threads.
Therefore there is no actual point where all ASTs are sitting
around. I can
On 12/29/12 8:26 AM, "Michael Schmalle" wrote:
>> FWIW, my understanding of Falcon is that each class source file is a
>> compilation unit and compilation units are parsed in separate threads.
>> Therefore there is no actual point where all ASTs are sitting around. I can
>> see a callback wh
Quoting Roland Zwaga :
On 12/29/12 5:02 AM, "Roland Zwaga" wrote:
> Well, I think the fastest communication protocol would actually be AMF. I
> see no reason why an ANE couldn't send AMF back and forth. And all of the
> serialization logic already exists for that, so implementing it should,
Quoting Alex Harui :
On 12/29/12 5:19 AM, "Roland Zwaga" wrote:
Hm, sounds pretty sweet. If its not too much work to create a small
experiment to proof your theory than this could be a worthy approach :)
Generating extra classes etc shouldn't be a problem I suppose?
What the AOP bits wou
On 12/29/12 5:02 AM, "Roland Zwaga" wrote:
> > Well, I think the fastest communication protocol would actually be AMF. I
> > see no reason why an ANE couldn't send AMF back and forth. And all of the
> > serialization logic already exists for that, so implementing it should,
> > theoratically, be
> Questions: why isn't this more like injecting an include file into a
> class's
> source code? Why rename the base class and add more classes to the mix?
>
In the case of a Mixin that would be entirely valid. When implementing
interceptors things
get more complicated though. Its true that all of
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Michael Schmalle commented on FLEX-2:
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I think this is a good idea and worthy
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Michael Schmalle reassigned FLEX-2:
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Assignee: Michael Schmalle
> Make metadata annotations first class AS3 citizens
>
On 12/29/12 5:02 AM, "Roland Zwaga" wrote:
> Well, I think the fastest communication protocol would actually be AMF. I
> see no reason why an ANE couldn't send AMF back and forth. And all of the
> serialization logic already exists for that, so implementing it should,
> theoratically, be quite
On 12/29/12 5:19 AM, "Roland Zwaga" wrote:
> Hm, sounds pretty sweet. If its not too much work to create a small
> experiment to proof your theory than this could be a worthy approach :)
> Generating extra classes etc shouldn't be a problem I suppose?
> What the AOP bits would do, in a nutshe
Erik,
This is OT for the thread but maybe you will read this.
Did you accidentally commit unittest.properties in your last commit?
It looks like you did?
Mike
Quoting Erik de Bruin :
> Yeah, yeah I know man, I wasn't saying add AOP into the framework, what
do
> you think I am a JavaScript
> > Yeah, yeah I know man, I wasn't saying add AOP into the framework, what
> do
> > you think I am a JavaScript dev!
>
>
> Well, if you spend enough time in close promixity of Javascript, who knows
> what happens to your brain :)
>
>
Us JavaScripters don't need no brains, we got Google. Wait, what
> Yeah, yeah I know man, I wasn't saying add AOP into the framework, what do
> you think I am a JavaScript dev!
Well, if you spend enough time in close promixity of Javascript, who knows
what happens to your brain :)
>
> This is what I meant when I said easy. :)
THEN BE MORE CLEAR, I'M A DAFT
Quoting Roland Zwaga :
If some one could give me a simple AOP project example with source code
and expected out come, I could get that rolling as well.
As I stated before, if you just provide the low-level API changes, I
believe the AOP stuff ought to be handled through a plugin.
Yeah, yea
> If some one could give me a simple AOP project example with source code
> and expected out come, I could get that rolling as well.
>
As I stated before, if you just provide the low-level API changes, I
believe the AOP stuff ought to be handled through a plugin. Once the
low-level API is availabl
> AOP is as well something many of us would want to have available in Flex.
> AOP and metadata allows you to decouple code, add/remove functionality
> easily across all your application, and create behaviours that can be
> configured to modify the existing code at runtime...this and much more can
>
Hi Carlos,
From all discussions between Roland and I this morning (yes we are
friends), everything we have talked about I can do.
It's really just a matter of time and priorities. I'm looking at the
Falcon code right now and I think I could get metadata a full class
citizen sooner than la
Hi Roland and Michael,
I'm out in vacation mode, but I see the ticket Roland created and it's
something about I want to comment since I would want to see in Flex. It's
without doubt one of the points that makes the difference between Flex and
other platforms. We have basic metadata annotations and
Well, if right now all that is needed is the writeChanges() method, than
that's pretty much all.
Is there some kind of plugin SDK/API for Falcon? An AOP plugin would
typically be something
that runs after the AST has been created to modify that AST further.
It would be the cleanest to have this fun
I'm around for most of today, and should be able to build it for you.
-Nick
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 4:45 AM, OmPrakash Muppirala
wrote:
> I am ready to put out an RC1 for voting. I need a committer with a Mac to
> build and sign a .dmg file for the Mac installer. In case, you have not
> built
Ok, just realized I'm not acting as an application developer right now
so I hit the back button. :)
I get what you need to do it, I'm a tool developer so I will stick to
devs like you to tell me what you need.
Mike
Quoting Roland Zwaga :
Roland, excuse my COMPLETE ignorance on the subje
>
> Roland, excuse my COMPLETE ignorance on the subject of AOP but what is the
> goal of it, how would it help and how is it implemented in code?
>
> Mike
Hehe, ok, explaining AOP in a few paragraphs is kinda hard... Please let me
be lazy here and point you to a Wikipedia article:
https://en.wik
Quoting Roland Zwaga :
Right, API to IClassNode.setName("**MyClassBase")
There is a step here that doesn't exist which would be like
writeChanges(whatChanges), which is about the only aspect of this that
needs more than 10 minutes of thought, everything else is covered.
Side note; The Falc
Roland Zwaga created FLEX-2:
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Summary: Make metadata annotations first class AS3 citizens
Key: FLEX-2
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-2
Project: Apache Flex
Issue Ty
> Heh, you know me, I will probably have something working sooner than
> later. If I don't waste to much time making trance music...
Yea, same problem here, I just bought one of these, so I'm slightly
distracted :)
http://1010.co.uk/org/blackdeath.html
> Generating extra classes etc shouldn't
Quoting Roland Zwaga :
I was thinking, maybe I'm not thinking in enough 5th dimensional thought
here.
I'm not married to linked tokens, because other than Gordon helping out I
highly doubt I would even have time to implement that with the current
parser.
The code when parsed has insane AST so
> I was thinking, maybe I'm not thinking in enough 5th dimensional thought
> here.
>
> I'm not married to linked tokens, because other than Gordon helping out I
> highly doubt I would even have time to implement that with the current
> parser.
>
> The code when parsed has insane AST source offsets
I was thinking, maybe I'm not thinking in enough 5th dimensional thought here.
I'm not married to linked tokens, because other than Gordon helping
out I highly doubt I would even have time to implement that with the
current parser.
The code when parsed has insane AST source offsets to every
> A writeable AST would be absolutely a must if we would ever want to
>> implement any kind of compile-time AOP functionality. So if that could be
>> done eventually, I think this would GREATLY improve the possibilities of
>> the compiler. (Not just from an AOP perspective, all sorts of compile-tim
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Attachment: RuntimeLocale.as.patch
I noticed in the RuntimeLocale.as in SVN that there were still a
Quoting Roland Zwaga :
On 29 December 2012 01:31, Michael Schmalle wrote:
Wow, Roland you didn't even tell me you were up to no good with asblocks!
Well, it was Christmas time, so I didn't want to bother you :)
I'm glad that freakin year of messing around produced something worth
while
On 29 December 2012 01:31, Michael Schmalle wrote:
> Wow, Roland you didn't even tell me you were up to no good with asblocks!
>
Well, it was Christmas time, so I didn't want to bother you :)
> I'm glad that freakin year of messing around produced something worth
> while!
>
True, at least ONE
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Roland Zwaga updated FLEX-0:
Attachment: ApacheFlexInstallerLocaleEditor-v1.0.1.zip
Version 1.0.1. Minor updates.
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Roland Zwaga commented on FLEX-0:
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Hey Om,
glad you like it. I just made some sli
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Attachment: (was: ApacheFlexInstallerLocaleEditor.zip)
> An easier way of managing the loca
Hi Om,
If no one else is around I can give it a try.
I see that the default target generates a
release/apache-flex-sdk-installer-1.0.9-bin.dmg. I assume that's what we
want signed? I guess the name should be changed, though.
I'm following [1] to generate and upload my pgp keys. After that, is ju
Hi Alex, hi Bertrand,
just to let you know, I already triggered that my employer issues a CCLA so
that I can contribute (I suppose our legal department is on holiday, so it
will probably take until January).
Greetings
-Frank-
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
> On Fri
Yes, I can edit now. Thank you!
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 4:05 PM, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 3:36 PM, Frank Wienberg
> wrote:
> > ...to capture the results of our FalconJx mailing list discussion, I
> would
> > kindly like to request write access to the Apache
I am ready to put out an RC1 for voting. I need a committer with a Mac to
build and sign a .dmg file for the Mac installer. In case, you have not
built the installer before, creating an RC for the installer is very
straightforward.
Any volunteers? Erik/Justin, do you want to take it up?
Thanks
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