I’ve had this kind of problem when the browser tries to cache an old SWF. I
have to clear the cache and restart the browser. I sometimes make an edit to
the main screen each time I make some other edit so I can immediately see if
I’ve got an old SWF in the debugger.
On 3/27/12 1:34 PM, "Davidson, Jerry" <jerry.david...@illinois.gov> wrote:
It’s happening again. This never happened when I was using Flex 3.5.
Make a change in the code. Do a Project | Clean. Make sure the debugging
session is over. Do a File |Refresh.
Start a debugging session and watch it go past a line:
if (adjInc < 0) // for
negatives
adjInc = 0;
Watch both lines (value at his point in this test is -43) execute. After the
assignment watch the value not change to zero, but stay at -43.
Repeat above steps 2-3 times with no difference. Shut down Flash Builder and
start it again and repeat. No change.
I’ve only got a little hair left and don’t think I can pull any more out.
1) How can I force Flex to recognize code?
2) How can I force Flex (Flash Builder 4) to execute – as in making an
assignment – the code?
Jerry Davidson
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Alex Harui
Flex SDK Team
Adobe Systems, Inc.
http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
