Yeah I shouldn't diss it.. it's a cool tool, i'll give them that!. I
guess I never have problems with depths or placement so it's just to
much for me.
So use what's comfortable. XRay is a nice tool. I'm not trying to
diss it.
Aaron Smith
On Feb 13, 2006, at 2:50 PM, Chris Allen wrote:
On 2/13/06, Aaron Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
xRay is bloaded. I use flashinspector for something like this....
http://luminicbox.com/dev/flash/log/example.htm
http://www.luminicbox.com/blog/default.aspx?page=post&id=2
http://www.luminicbox.com/dev/flash/log/luminicbox.log.zip
those are some useful links for it..
Aaron Smith
Bloaded means full featured I suppose. ;-) I suppose you are
right in that
if all you want is a decent logging tool then Xray is overkill, but
come
on. Simply dissing it because you don't use all of its features is
uncalled
for. I can't count how many times it has been useful to be able to
execute
code in real time, check what depth and level my supposedly created
MovieClip is on, being able to arrange my MovieClips with drag and
drop and
then know the coordinates for use later in my code. I can go on
and on
about the benefits.
As for Lumixbox, it is really great too. In fact John Grden is
planning on
having a way to include it in Xray so that your logging can be done
through
this more robust logging tool.
Anyway, if you don't like it don't use it, but don't spread
misinformation.
-Chris
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