Frédéric THOMAS wrote > Ah ok, thanks, I got it now. > > So, I tried, I've been able to compile and but not really to debug, the > debugger seems to hang and can't get any variable details in IntelliJ, > same for you ? > But except of the fx:Script the rest of the code is recognized, same as it > was with the Mike solution. > > I switched back on my old way (FlexSDK, FlexJS Lib), to have everything > recognized, compiling and debugging :-(
Sorry for the late reply to this issue. I deleted my sdk and had trouble getting the installer to get me a new copy until today. I was able to duplicate my steps to debug using flexJS sdk with the freshly downloaded copy. I noticed that if I removed my old copy of flexJS sdk from the settings in Intellij, that just simply adding it back after editing the version number, IntelliJ did not pick up that edited file's change. I had to remove the sdk from the SDKs section, remove it as the assigned sdk in the modules->dependencies section, and then reboot Intellij. It almost seemed that the version number was cached. So, going back in to IJ, adding the edited version of FlexJS sdk, and then assigning this sdk in modules->dependencies->sdk, you should be able to see the updated version number: <http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/file/n46808/Screen_Shot_2015-05-21_at_6.png> Presuming that you had already copied fdb.jar, asc.jar, and swfutils.jar from the lib folder of flex sdk to the lib folder of flexJS sdk, you should be able to point the debugger to the flexJS sdk and debug. I just confirmed it again, but only on a mac. I currently do not have windows setup with IJ. And just to be thorough, external tools still need to be created for compiling and flexJS has to be added as a library to help with code hinting/completion. @Alex, is there any plans to get these 3 files copied to the lib folder of the FlexJS sdk? -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/Re-FlexJS-IntelliJ-Integration-tp46486p46808.html Sent from the Apache Flex Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
