On 10/11/2011 23:59, Kerry Thompson wrote:
Paul Andrews wrote:
What about just using FB with the flash IDE - you can tell the IDE to use FB
as a class editor.
Hmmm... never thought of that. I like it. Is that Edit -> Preferences
-> ActionScript -> ActionScript 3.0 Settings -> Source Path for
"Folders containing ActionScript class files"? What do I point it to?
It's just telling the IDE where the class files are. Normally it's the
root directory for your packages.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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If you create a class using the Flash IDE, the IDE by default will ask
whether you want to edit it using FB or the Flash IDE. You can switch
the default in preferences to specifically always do one or the other.
Effectively any class in the IDE classpath could be edited using FB via
the Flash IDE. Essentially you are using the Flash IDE as the project
packager, but accessing FB for source editing. Of course, we needn't
mention the debuggers, etc, but for Flash projects, I like to be editing
in the IDE because I tend to manipulate a lot of graphical assets.
Paul
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