Antun,
that's probably the case for many features in SWF9: either not well
documented, some might not be working. The state of the documentation
is becoming a real problem now.
Laszlo used to have a good documentation for an open source project,
but right now I wouldn't want to start coding LZX without the
knowledge I have. Would be too frustrating to see so many things not
well documented. You'd see applications using the features, but for a
beginner it would be hard to implement them on their own.
As always, it's a question of investment into open source technology.
And there's no easy way to fix the documentation for external people,
it's a complex and time-consuming process.
Best,
Raju
On Oct 10, 2009, at 1:12 AM, Antun Karlovac wrote:
Hi all,
I was finally able to get a test case actually working with history
- in SWF8. The docs aren't very clear and the examples in them are
hard to read/not relevant to history/don't work right (see LPP-8543,
LPP-8542 and LPP-8546).
So it it definitely looks like history is broken in SWF9. Can
someone elaborate on whether this is fixable?
Thanks,
Antun
Antun Karlovac wrote:
I'm having trouble finding a good history example. I tried the one
out of the test case in the source (test/history), and got the
following debugger warning in SWF9:
<a title="#0">WARNING: This runtime doesn't support history.</a>
Is history really broken in SWF9? Is it fixable or is there
something technically stopping it from working?
-Antun
