Thanks Darrell for pointing me to the codegen. On 6 Dec 2014 10:06, "Darrell Loverin" <darrell.love...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >used to convert from MXML to Actionscript and then to ABC. Does anyone > know > >anything about this and if so, can they point me to it? Thanks and all the > >best. > > For a prime example of generating AS code look in the PreLink class in the > MXML compiler (in the sdk repo). Look at methods that start with "codegen". > There are also velocity templates in the flex2.compiler.mxml.gen package. > > > -Darrell > > On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 10:53 PM, Jesse Nicholson < > ascensionsyst...@gmail.com > > wrote: > > > I commented earlier about porting the flash runtime + flex to > > typescript/javascript and was asked to send an email to this list with > more > > info plus my progress. In terms of progress, I'd say that I have > somewhere > > north of 250K lines of doc comments and code done, with a lot to fill in. > > The entire Flash + AIR API exists with all constants, properties methods > > classes etc defined (methods stubbed out) with the implementation details > > left to be filled in (for methods). > > > > The largest bit of work to do (by far) is Flex, which I've come up with > > really lazy solution to solve. I've started writing a source to source > > compiler based on Falcon, that consumes and tokenizes the AS input and > > emits X target (for me right now, it's C#, since my initial > implementation > > is C# which then cross-compiles to Typescript using NetJS. Ultimate goal > > for me is to have a platform where users can code in either > > JS/TypeScript/C#, whatever they choose, and seamlessly move between > targets > > (Native with Mono, Native with something like Cordova, or Browser only). > > > > Anyway that's what I'm doing and if anyone is interested in the end > result, > > let me know. Right now I have a question. While pouring over falcons > > source, I noticed comments where MXML "now gets compiled directly to > > bytecode". The comment goes on to imply that once upon a time, the > compiler > > used to convert from MXML to Actionscript and then to ABC. Does anyone > know > > anything about this and if so, can they point me to it? Thanks and all > the > > best. > > > > -- > > Jesse Nicholson > > >
