http://osflash.org/flasc You should also check out FLASC, a Flash panel MTASC compiler that is basically an easy to use GUI for MTASC. I often find myself with FlashDevelop and the Flash IDE open when making tests or working on projects with heavy design. I can make a code change in FD, hit the compile button in FLASC and it launches the SWF instantaneously within the IDE with all the benefits of doing so. I also have the flexibility to make "physical" changes to the Flash file and recompile in Flash because it's already open. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TextMate If you're a Mac user you should really check out TextMate. It's by and large the best coding tool out there and until FlashDevelop came out, it was better than any windows text editor. I don't know any coders on the mac who are without it whether they code Java, Rails, PHP, C++, HTML, Javascript, Actionscript what have you. It's quite simply an unbelievable application and worth the paltry $35 or whatever it costs. It has customizable code completion and insanely cool macros you can create that make coding a breeze.
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