On 2007-03-01, at 04:25 EST, strk wrote:
I finally handled to have an 'hello world' trace working. This is the source code:<canvas> <script when="immediate"> trace("Hello world"); </script> </canvas> Note that 'when="immediate"' is required for this to work. Also, this *only* works if I wipe out LFC7.lzl, making it an *empty* SWF (any target version seems fine). I'm now proceeding by incrementally adding components of the LFC7.lzl back in, but I don't understand a simple thing: what language are the .lzs written in ? :)
.lzs files are our 'extended' javascript. They are Javascript 1 with some Javascript 2 extensions (such as `class` declarations) and some private extensions (such as #pragma).
I tried adding trace() calls there, but w/out success, it seems..
That looks like a 'feature' in the compiler. It seems that it intentionally compiles away any `trace` calls. Perhaps this was to avoid debug output in production.
Try building your LFC with: buildlfc -DcompileTrace=flash ... _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
