Re: List of Inactive Apache Flex PPMC Members

It looks like I won't spend more time on Flex. Feel free to remove me. Yours Martin Heidegger On 16 Nov 2012, at 19:20, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: > On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 9:45 PM, Erik de Bruin wrote: >> ...I for one think PMC members should show a little more merit than

Re: Is Apache model killing this project?

ings I can be passionate about. I can't be passionate about flex anymore. It's slow, uncomfortable and fixed on flash at the moment. Yours Martin Heidegger

Re: Website sitemap and tougths

On 18/05/2012 20:06, Tomasz Maciąg | Fuse Collective wrote: Finally I've manage to find time and think about flex website in general (how I envision it and what structure should it have). I've done it now because I think we (at Fuse Collective) could have some available time for making proper d

Re: [jira] [Updated] (FLEX-48) Building the SDK with Java 7

My first guess would be to build the compiler and compile something that has a jpeg in it. yours Martin. On 20/04/2012 05:06, Om wrote: How do we test this? Seems like a pretty significant change to the compiler - especially the batik related ones. On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 9:05 PM, Christophe

Re: Pieces to the Puzzle

Long in progress: - Trademark (logo/name) - Jira yours Martin. On 20/04/2012 01:37, Justin Mclean wrote: Hi, Of the the top of my head we're still waiting for the follow to be cleared by legals/donated: Mustella Mustella tests Compiler tests (but Mike is working on some I believe) Fonts A

Re: You do not give enough info for to join the community and help

Actually there is a flex-users mailing-list which should separate dev talk from chit-chat. The Tasks are in the Jira - and anyways: its a Task putting Tasks there - and they should contain the things that is known(resources, etc.). The working environment is not yet 100% definable because we do

[jira] [Commented] (FLEX-48) Building the SDK with Java 7

[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-48?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13257123#comment-13257123 ] Martin Heidegger commented on FLEX-48: -- I patched the sources, now it ment

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

Another hangout session. https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/112528015864687661082/112528015864687661082/posts/fkS2Ry8vV78 cheers Martin. On 05/04/2012 17:37, Martin Heidegger wrote: Okay, last hangout was about some HTML5/JavaScript again. We tried (and failed) to build the flex sdk together

Re: [RT] MXMLC tests & future was: MXMLC now in trunk

On 16/04/2012 16:40, Left Right wrote: swfxprinter.java is in the donation and converts ABC code to text. Something like it could be used to do analysis. I believe Martin meant something like a tool that mechanically proves that the generated bytecode is not erroneous. For example, if you have

Re: [RT] MXMLC tests & future was: MXMLC now in trunk

On 16/04/2012 13:21, Alex Harui wrote: I wouldn't say "never touch". There is probably a bug or two worth fixing. But I would save any major changes for Falcon. Well, I would. Have seen too many "features" that resulted in more bugs. Hardly any functionality that never breaks anything. The

[RT] MXMLC tests & future was: MXMLC now in trunk

I have spent some time reading through the Compiler(s) and I have now stopped wondering why ASdoc (for one) is so slow. Anyways: trying to make the compiler "better" seems almost impossible without tests. But then also: It is my understanding that the compiler lacks layers that would allow to t

[RT] Google+ Background image

New Google+ Design has a big background picture. Any Idea what to put in it? yours Martin.

Re: MXMLC now in trunk

Alex already said that there will be no unit tests commited to Apache flex ... gotta do em ourselves ... yours Martin. On 12/04/2012 08:32, Justin Mclean wrote: Hi, Great news. BTW It compiles and seems to work fine on OSX. I've noticed there doesn't seem to be a lot of unit test which pote

Re: MXMLC now in trunk

Hello Alex, that's very good news! How do you go on from here? yours Martin. On 12/04/2012 04:28, Joan Llenas Masó wrote: Awesome, thanx! -- Joan Llenas Masó -- @joangarnet (es) @joanllenas (en) http://joan.garnet.io On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 20:14, Omar Gonzalezwrote: On Wednesday, Apri

Re: What does swcdepends do?

Technically a swc is a zip with a swf inside. I am sure that some extract the swf from the swc. Then all the properties useful for a swf become useful for a swc. yours Martin. On 10/04/2012 00:10, JP Bader wrote: If they are ignored, is there a reason they are there in the documentation? JP

Re: Flash Player 11.3 beta out

Hmm, haxe has their own "native classes" I see no point reason why other persons shouldn't be allowed to define the "native classes" themselves. yours Martin. On 06/04/2012 21:29, Justin Mclean wrote: Hi, Again, don't spend too much time on this until we understand whether the build script i

Re: flex breakdown

On 06/04/2012 17:18, Ariel Jakobovits wrote: ... just saying. Wow, just: Wow! How can a discussion get so out of hands?! Please everybody: Read the original mail: It was about the *website structure*. If you want to split it into a discussion about packaging, distribution, bashing, statistic

[WEBSITE] Structure was: flex breakdown

The former mailing list entry completely went out of focus in, I created therefore a issue related to [1] to which people can vote for or not. So: Back to focus: Structuring the website. The homepage is an introduction, a explanation of whats going on, I thought following breakdown was reasona

[jira] [Resolved] (FLEX-7) Use org.apache.flex package names everywhere...or not

[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-7?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Martin Heidegger resolved FLEX-7. - Resolution: Later I has been clearly decided [1] in a vote that no changes to packages will be done

[jira] [Created] (FLEX-42) Offer download packages that are smaller

Offer download packages that are smaller Key: FLEX-42 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-42 Project: Apache Flex Issue Type: Improvement Reporter: Martin Heidegger

Re: Flex

reasons we went the GWT way with Flex since it gave us esay JS Integration with Flex. 2012/4/5 Martin Heidegger I'd love to hear more about what approach you would suggest. yours Marttin. On 05/04/2012 22:04, Swix Company wrote: Hi There, I would like to propose that Flex be compa

Re: Flex

I'd love to hear more about what approach you would suggest. yours Marttin. On 05/04/2012 22:04, Swix Company wrote: Hi There, I would like to propose that Flex be compatible with jQuery. It will go a long way of helping develop RIA. I would like to know what your thoughts are on this idea.

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

On 05/04/2012 19:04, Justin Mclean wrote: Hi, Are you using the build_framework.xml from the patches branch? I've made several improvements to it so if you're not I'd give that a go. Thanks, Justin I have changed the source to the branch and still get: \flex\frameworks\build_framework.xml:

Re: flex breakdown

Core: Everything necessary to run with MXML/AS3/CSS, everything necessary to plug things together, nothing more. On 05/04/2012 19:57, Left Right wrote: What is core and what is components? There are, as of today, several developers groups involved. One working on AIR SDK, another one works on

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

Ant version 1.8.3 and ANT_HOME shows to the same path where I installed them. I also assumed that it doesn't work because it can't find the flexTasks. However ${FLEX_HOME} is define as "${basedir}/.." and there is a lib/flexTasks.jar existant. yours Martin. On 05/04/2012 18:55, Justin Mcle

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

Hmm, okay unfortunately it still fails: \flex\frameworks\build_framework.xml:312: Problem: failed to create task or type compc yours Martin. On 05/04/2012 18:34, Justin Mclean wrote: Hi, During building: the AIR Integration Kit.tbz2 can't seem to be unpacked properly If you use the build

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

There will be a future chance to meet! During building: the AIR Integration Kit.tbz2 can't seem to be unpacked properly [unzip] Unable to expand to file flex\lib\android\lib\resources\app_entry\res\values-cs\strings.xml And then furthermore: flex\frameworks\projects\framework\build.xml:198: F

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

. (not just india) https://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=ZTlydDA5ZXZ1bTJqY2Y5dDUxZWQ4ZGs2YTggdXZxMWFvczVtaGV2OTA4dDY1czI1c25iMGtAZw yours Martin. On 05/04/2012 14:05, Martin Heidegger wrote: Second hangout session: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/112528015864687661082/112528015864687661082/posts

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

Second hangout session: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/112528015864687661082/112528015864687661082/posts/b3vvuZZkk6J yours Martin. On 29/03/2012 17:13, Martin Heidegger wrote: First hangout session - short review: We just finished the first hangout session. The most discussions were around

Re: [VOTE][FLEX-7][RESULT] package "org.apache.flex"

names in the first Apache Flex release 4.8 +1 from following PPMC members: Carol Frampton Doug Arthur Igor Costa Iwo Banas Jeff Tapper Jefffry Houser Jonathan Campos Justin Mclean Martin Heidegger Michael A. Labriola Nicholas Kwiatkowski

Re: CFF Font Embedding (was Re: Here Comes MXMLC!)

As I search about implementing fonts in haXe i stumbled upon this [1]. I have to say hxswfml is easier to read than the fontforge source. yours Martin. [1] http://code.google.com/p/hxswfml/source/detail?spec=svn118&r=117 On 3

Re: What about the flex/flash pro combination - no one working pure flex

On 05/04/2012 00:30, imagene...@gmail.com wrote: You're assertions don't make sense. The base of Flex components is UIComponent. Please look at the API and updateDisplayList on how to add children to it. Flash components are usually not resizable/layoutable which is why I used FlexSprite[1].

Re: What about the flex/flash pro combination - no one working pure flex

Well its a rather strange conversation: However. The most common way to integrate Flash applications with AS3/MXML application is using .swc's: You create a swc from your Flash content that contains all the content as class (you can define the classes in Flash) and then you define the swc as

Re: [VOTE][RESULT][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

On 04/04/2012 23:37, தமிழ் wrote: Hi, My vote +1 and +1 is also missing. Thanks, Tamil Elamukil On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 8:05 PM, Carol Frampton wrote: My +1 +0 vote which I sent on 3/31/12 is missing. I suppose that is why Bertrand likes this format. Carol On 4/3/12 11 :37PM, "M

Re: Website

On 04/04/2012 21:40, Gabriel De Repentigny wrote: The logo design contest seemed to work well in eliciting many responses from the community, and it resulted in us getting us a good logo. Maybe a website design contest is in orde Imho the order is not right. The structure of a page is crutial f

Re: [RT] My Flex journey.

On 04/04/2012 19:25, Kiel wrote: Greetings, Still writing some Flex code. awesome :) Question: In case I have some Items( Not Framework / Code ) or Ideas. That I would like to add to the community. Depends on the item/idea. General Questions might go best on stackoverflow. Questi

Re: Website

On 04/04/2012 16:28, Ariel Jakobovits wrote: Yes, exactly. I would love to work on this. Im not a designer, but I can develop... how should I proceed? Start brainstorming features and designs and submit them for a vote? Build it piecemeal? If you want to brainstorm in a chat just tell us whe

Re: Website

On 04/04/2012 16:22, Ariel Jakobovits wrote: I strongly believe one of the most successful open source toolkits I have witnessed evolve was jquery. I believe a critical element to its early success was its plugins page, containing third party contributed plugins that got developers and users

Re: Database support for Adobe AIR

On 04/04/2012 14:21, Omar Gonzalez wrote: ... whether we should be developing ANEs for the Flex framework, etc. I think that topic can be handled like any other topic: If someone is interested working on it: Let them. I do not see a reason to veto on it. There are already air specific classes

Re: [RT] Voting Result was [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

The issue Flex-1[1] contains all the steps that need to be done to graduate. It contains Flex-7[2] to which this vote was about. The discussion has been taken on before, pro: *) Other projects/companies can not argue about using "org.apache" as it clearly states "property of apache org"

Re: [RT] Voting Result was [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

On 04/04/2012 01:27, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: ... Could you redo this tally in the proper way? Thanks, -Bertrand Thank you for the explanation, I redid it and hope that this time its right :) yours Martin.

Re: [RT] Voting Result was [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

On 04/04/2012 01:31, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: IMO the vote is about a project decision, not a specific code change, so that would be a majority vote of the PPMC members. I am a little confused: Deciding to change the package structure would be a major _code_ change. Sure: nobody did it yet (

[VOTE][RESULT][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

Justin Mclean Martin Heidegger Michael A. Labriola Nicholas Kwiatkowski Omar Gonzalez Scott Delamater Sebastian Mohr Tink +0s: Bertrand Delacretaz (All Non-PPMC voted +1) 2) Change the package names in the first major Apache release 5 +1 from

Re: [RT] Voting Result was [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

On 03/04/2012 23:17, Jeff Tapper wrote: By my reading of the rules, the first issue passes and the 2nd fails. As this wasn't about a commit to the trunk, I don't think the -1's are a veto, but a +3 would be required to pass, correct? The rules say on "code modification" - changing the packages

[RT] Voting Result was [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

Hello List, 72 hours have passed and plenty raised they voice. There is full support for keeping the current package structure and there are 10 Vetos against it. That means to me that the status of this won't change without long discussions, so the Bug[1] should be marked as resolved for now

Re: [DISCUSS][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

You are right, it was not decided (one step at a time): that's why I marked it as "first release" and "first major release". yours Martin. On 31/03/2012 21:03, Jeffry Houser wrote: On 3/31/2012 1:06 AM, Martin Heidegger wrote: 1) Keep the current package names

Re: [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

Apache policy: If it didn't happen on the mailing list, then it didn't happen. yours Martin. On 31/03/2012 20:30, தமிழ் wrote: Hi all, Here are my votes, 1) +1 2) +1 Can we host a polling somewhere instead of mail chains? Thanks, Tamil Elamukil

Re: [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

On 31/03/2012 14:27, Justin Mclean wrote: Just to clarify is this vote just for existing components in the SDK or new components as well? This vote concerns just the existing components. yours Martin.

Re: [VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex" [BINDING]

On 31/03/2012 14:06, Martin Heidegger wrote: 1) Keep the current package names in the first Apache Flex release 4.8 +1 2) Change the package names in the first major Apache release 5 +0

[VOTE][FLEX-7] package "org.apache.flex"

I found that the discussion about the "org.apache.flex" package was not finished and there is still the ISSUE Flex-7[1] open. So I suggest that we start voting on that, please vote on following points: 1) Keep the current package names in the first Apache Flex release 4.8 2) Change the packag

Re: [RT] My Flex journey.

do it in Java like in the link i provided. Cheers, Alain On Mar 30, 2012 10:02 AM, "Martin Heidegger" wrote: Hello Alain, on-top-of-Flex are a lot of technologies: The question was related to develop Flex applications - not gwt4x applications yours Martin.

Re: [RT] My Flex journey.

On 30/03/2012 17:18, Kiel wrote: Hi Martin & Alain, 2. Should I be concerned of the technologies that are `on-top-of-Flex` if I focused on developing `for Flex`. I'd say, no. There is just so much one can learn. It might open Pandora's box if you try knowing all about those tools as wel

Re: [RT] My Flex journey.

On 30/03/2012 17:18, Kiel wrote: Hi Martin & Alain, Good Answer. Then I need to decide. Ok, I decided to go `for Flex`. With this I have established a realization. ActionScript 3 is Fundamental in developing applications `with Flex` and/or in developing `for Flex`. Flex4j (Flex for Ja

Re: [RT] My Flex journey.

Hello Alain, on-top-of-Flex are a lot of technologies: The question was related to develop Flex applications - not gwt4x applications yours Martin.

Re: [RT] My Flex journey.

On 30/03/2012 15:57, Kiel wrote: Hi Martin, This would be my First turning point. Seems to be a difficult question... But I need to ask what could be the differences between the two? Flex is a SDK: Right now it allows to develop applications for the Flash Platform using first and foremost A

Re: [RT] My Flex journey.

Hello Kiel, what sort of thing do you want to develop? Do you want to develop applications with Flex? Do you want to develop (for) the Flex framework? :) Starting from Zero I would suggest the ActionScript development center [1] specifically [2] to learn the programming language. And the Fl

Re: ApacheFlex twitter account

I didn't have the account up till today. Will start tweeting :) yours Martin.

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

First hangout session - short review: We just finished the first hangout session. The most discussions were around unit tests/html and the next release. I also tried to get some unit tests working and managed to not-show-off skills. I am not sure if I have been the best host but it gave me a

Re: CFF Font Embedding (was Re: Here Comes MXMLC!)

On 29/03/2012 02:20, Alex Harui wrote: I'm still trying to make sure I understand both the technical and legal issues. I see specs for CFF and DefineFont4, but there are rumors that the conversion is currently done via proprietary algorithms. If we (Apache Flex) just write our own, there may be

Re: Flash Player premium features

Hi Giorgio, I honestly don't really care about it. As a web developer I am not getting Flash projects anyways due to last years marketing and because agencies like buzz words. As a app developer I do not care of this particular feature as I will not be affected (rarely a app really needs the f

Re: Here Comes MXMLC!

Hello Oleg, the main difficulty is that its not Open Source. We can not deploy it, having no "font tool" out of the box well ... sucks. Aside from that. I checked swfmill, its haXe pendant and a few other open source projects but they all just support DefineFont3 (not cff). As far as I can te

Re: Here Comes MXMLC!

On 28/03/2012 15:39, Alex Harui wrote: I'm not quite sure what you meant by test data, but I don't think we have anything to offer at this time. Its a compiler mangle them I'd assume that a test case, for the I/O exists but judging from your answer I guess they were made at a different lev

Re: [BUG][ISSUE] Regards Type Casting

Hello Manish, -- Casting: ActionScript does not differ between a Integer or int. However: casting is possible by using a class as a function: var foo: Bar = Bar( anything ); or with the "as" keyword var foo: Bar = anything as Bar; The difference between the two statements is that Bar(an

Re: Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

Hi Yennick, i am not _that_ big into enterprise but sure: we can hold sessions about "how to make use of Flex". Any professional that wants to lend a hand is happily welcome. I think it would be also interesting for commiters to know how Flex IS used: Showing work-in-progress and hearing respo

Re: Here Comes MXMLC!

On 28/03/2012 04:04, Alex Harui wrote: Today we finally got the last blocking legal issue resolved and are now hunting down executives to sign the appropriate documents to submit the source code for MXMLC to Apache. The final signature has to come from a VP who is on vacation this week, but w

Re: ApacheFlex twitter account

I think Raju was the one who secured it: http://markmail.org/message/gdjtb65w5kbjkhs5 yours Martin. On 27/03/2012 00:53, Michael A. Labriola wrote: Have we even identified who has that account right now as it is? My guess is someone at Farata systems just based on initial followings, etc. Ca

Google+ Page / Study and get-to-know sessions

y PPMC can that wants to become a manager: Just post me a mail. yours Martin Heidegger

Re: [JIRA] PPMC Jira usernames

mheidegger (same goes for the wiki) yours Martin.

Re: Actionscript workers and async locking?

On 26/03/2012 18:13, Left Right wrote: Martin: what particularly would bother me about such model is the energetic style (energetic as opposite of lazy). I.e. in your scenario {x: 200} object is created even before the first function runs. In case there is an error, creation of this object may no

Re: Actionscript workers and async locking?

As far as I know a "Promise" of the new Thread api is built on events. As fas as I can tell from the presentation @ max2011 the new threading api will be a non-shared model (much unlike java). The (very) nice thing about Promises is that they can be taken for server-side requests too: Which is

Re: Actionscript workers and async locking?

After having a deeper look at as3commons-async I think it is pretty unmature, however: I actually quite like the new threading API that uses promises. Imagine: var serial: Async = new Async(); serial. .next( thread.doSomething() ) // passes the Promise from "thread.doSomething

Re: [MENTOR] release package questions

On 23/03/2012 06:50, Carol Frampton wrote: Hi, Traditionally the Flex SDK has been distributed as a zip file which contains both the source and the binaries. I read that every ASF release must contain a source package, which must be sufficient for a user to build and test the release provided

Re: Actionscript workers and async locking?

I read into the remoting code recently and I think it certainly is a good idea to use threading for the parsing of the data (big soap files: lot to process). Generally speaking: Server side processes run in a different thread (on the server itself!) and xml/json/etc. is just a mean of communicat

Re: [RT] Repositories & Artifacts

On 15/03/2012 14:17, Yennick Trevels wrote: While Sonatype may have a pretty strict requirement regarding project dependencies, it's also a good thing because it makes sure that all the dependencies can be found on the Maven Central repository. I do not bother so much about the strictness, i bo

Re: [OT] 360 Flex Denver 2012 - Apache Flex Discovery Room

On 15/03/2012 12:45, Jonathan Campos wrote: No worries. If someone wants to handle this that is fine. Spoon is planning on taking care of that for the community. I try to repeat: "I (someone else too) can draft a design for a button with templates of the company printing the buttons." "If som

Re: [OT] 360 Flex Denver 2012 - Apache Flex Discovery Room

Lol, unfortunately I will not join the 360 flex, I do have printing companies in japan i could contact. I was asking about an organizer/etc. that would order (and take) the pins for 360flex. yours Martin.

Re: [OT] 360 Flex Denver 2012 - Apache Flex Discovery Room

On 15/03/2012 08:05, Alex Harui wrote: I was about to ask Wilker about a "Meet the Apache Flex Team" time slot. I think there used to be a "Meet the Flex Team" at past conferences, but I didn't see it on this year's schedule. Can you look into that as well? Also, I've been thinking about button

[RT] Repositories & Artifacts

Hello List, Today I am working on Gradle(Fx) & Maven integration for a test project of mine. It is my first trip in these fields so I might tell you things you already know. However: I think It is important to gain a little overview: A "repository" refers to a online storage (url) of released

Re: Unit tests

On 14/03/2012 03:07, Michael A. Labriola wrote: The AIR stuff has some of its own complexity too. Ideally we would like to test things in Flash Player and in AIR, not just one or the othe My thinking is following: Right now X images are compressed into & decompressed from PNG. I assume the Flex

Re: Unit tests

On 14/03/2012 02:46, Alex Harui wrote: Well, sarcastic or not, it is a good question. Here's my latest thinking: There are several pieces to mustella. 1) A SWC of test steps that are tags in MXML used to define the script. 2) A Java engine that runs tests based on command line input 3) An htt

Re: Unit tests

On 13/03/2012 08:16, Om wrote: Is there an effort to start writing unit tests for the Flex SDK? I know that the Mustella suite is coming, but I have heard calls for a real unit test suite. I would love to contribute by writing as many unit tests as possible for the existing SDK code. I realize

Re: [OT] What are we doing here?

I am not a PPMC but my reasoning for not putting it in the trunk is because It simply can't be verified if it works. Without tests at least. New functionality, bug fixes etc. should be added right when mustella is in place. I think new things can also be added immediately to the trunk if they a

Re: [OT] What are we doing here?

Hello Daniel, you are not the first one to grow inpatient on this list. I can tell you in a short answer: I am committed already. No one needs to decide anything for me. I do not have the status of a commiter but I do answer questions, try to build up the wiki and raise topics. In my spare tim

Re: Haxe and Flex

To be honest: if I would have to write a framework for haXe I would focus it on other things than I do in AS3. AS3 is not a perfect language (by a long shot) but in Flex MXML is a key concept and it does take some time to implement a hxml of the same logic, same goes for quite a few other aspects

Re: FYI, comments on our board report

On 13/03/2012 02:17, Igor Costa wrote: Bertrand I'm only wondering and we should let people know, why is taking so long to donate the source code base to Apache. We should alert and let them know the process and the demand to make that happen, clear as possible. It is indeed curious how every

Re: [OT] IME

On 13/03/2012 01:55, Alex Harui wrote: A Flex app may not let you keep focus on a raw TextField. Was this an AS-only pr The test project is @wonderfl [1] which is AS-only. The other project seems to be an extended TLF - as I said only reference I found. yours Martin. [1] http://wonderfl.net/

Re: Haxe and Flex

On 12/03/2012 21:03, James Cowan wrote: This has probably been discussed before but I was wondering what the conclusion/response to the suggestion of linking Haxe with Flex was: http://ncannasse.fr/blog/open_letter_to_flex_community Is it actually possible to link Haxe and Flex? This tutori

Re: [OT] IME

On 12/03/2012 15:34, Justin Mclean wrote: Do you mean s:TextInput? s:TextInput uses TLF under the hood. As the event doesn't bubble by default you might not get it at s:TextInput level but need to listen on the text component inside it? textDisplay for instance? Just a guess and I could be way

Re: [OT] IME

On 12/03/2012 07:21, Justin Mclean wrote: Interesting but perhaps not that surprising it's a little odd in transparent mode. Window is the most likely wmode for a flex application. I assume it works fin in that mode on all browsers you tested? Yes, the other wmode settings work. Open Quest

Re: [Proposal] Missing Spark Components : Alert, ColorPicker, HDividedGroup, VDividedGroup

On 12/03/2012 06:00, JP Bader wrote: Martin - do you have the source code on git or google that we could look into this? I'd be happy to look at the CPs people have mentioned so far, review complexity and Spark-ability, and write some unit tests to cover them, and bring that to a whiteboard. JP

[OT] IME

Hello guys, I was curious about how that IME works in detail accross implementations and I stumbled upon the following: * It doesn't work same in the various WMODEs * In some WMODE settings it behaves differently in different browsers Here is my test suite: [1]. I managed to find out follow

Re: [Proposal] Add PostCodeValidator and PostCodeFormatter to the SDK

On 11/03/2012 11:46, Justin Mclean wrote: Hi, Just looked into the wide character issue and it seem Flex does have support for this via IME (Input Method Editor). These some info here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/system/IME.html http://livedocs.adob

Re: [Wiki] Code conventions

Thanks Alex, lets see what to do about this. I guess I don't want to bother the Adobe lawyers ... as they have (a lot) more important things to do. Which leaves it open to write a new one *yey*. I am not sure when I will start with that. Any work I will do will be based on current code and not

Re: [Wiki] Code conventions

Hello Sumit, There is a reason why I wrote the "Getting Started" area in the wiki. It should answer exactly what you asked for. *Please read the wiki* Short summary: If you want to commit, commit. There is no need to wait. You can submit patches via jira[1] create discussable forks via github

Re: [Wiki] Code conventions

On 10/03/2012 23:51, sumit arora wrote: Sure, Hi Martin, I am new to project and want to help for same. can you tell me how contribute for same. Hello Sumit, Did you read [1]? Basically for the code conventions to get juicy we should have them at a place where we can edit/comment on them. I

Re: [Proposal] Add PostCodeValidator and PostCodeFormatter to the SDK

On 10/03/2012 12:22, Justin Mclean wrote: Couldn't you just use var invalidFormat: Number = 0 or 1 ? I could but then I would be casting a Number to boolean on the other fields. Well the conversion game from boolean to number is best *read* like this: var wrongNess: Number = 0.0; //

[Wiki] Code conventions

Hello Adobe team, I was planning to copy the code conventions of the Adobe wiki to the Apache wiki so we can start extending/finishing it. I was wondering about the legal implications. any thoughts? yours Martin.

Re: [Proposal] Add PostCodeValidator and PostCodeFormatter to the SDK

On 10/03/2012 09:03, Justin Mclean wrote: Couldn't find an instance of this can you point out which file? Sorry, my fault, was browsing old version. I don't see it as an issue as the alternative would involve 3 if statements and an extra variable. Couldn't you just use var invalidFormat: Num

Re: Maven and Flex 4.6

On 10/03/2012 04:47, Greg Reddin wrote: Do we know that or has that discussion occurred? There has been lengthy (public) discussions about Maven on Flex and maven in Flex. I guess if the developers wanted to they would offer it here?! Am I in the wrong impression here? On 10/03/2012 04:56, Ja

Re: Maven and Flex 4.6

On 10/03/2012 04:38, Martin Heidegger wrote: On 10/03/2012 03:04, James Cowan wrote: Can Apache Flex not invite Marvin Froeder (the Flex mojos author) to join Apache? Is flexmojos license the issue? Can JP Morgan lob some funding over to Marvin Froeder :-) James I think the issue is that

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