Hi Martin and Aral,

I would like to help out with this as well.  Martin, please post what you have
found on the plugin tutorial that you did, that has been a nice way for me to
get my feet wet with the whole Eclipse plugin development thing.

-Chris

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Martin Wood
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 12:45 PM
To: Open Source Flash Mailing List
Subject: [osflash] Re: Flames IDE

> I would like to see Flames IDE developed as a fully open-source 
> alternative to FAME/FAMES. As part of this, we need an Application 
> Panel, Library Panel and a Swf Panel (for displaying resulting HTML/SWF 
> files.) Although Flashout is great (and thanks to Eugene for making it 
> available for us for free), it (a) tries to do too many things at once 
> (and thus has resulting in a mega-panel in Eclipse that doesn't really 
> fit in with the Eclipse way of doing things) and (b) is not open-source. 
> The App, Library and Swf panels will contain some of the functionality 
> in Flashout and will also contain some new functionality but each will 
> be a separate View in Eclipse.
> 
> Also, it would be a good idea for Flames to be released as an 
> easy-to-install Eclipse installation as well as a plug-in.
> 
> I am going to set up separate projects for Application Panel, Library 
> Panel and Swf Panel as well as add some preliminary designs to the Wiki 
> for comment as soon as possible.
> 
> Who would be interested in working on these projects?

finally i got my smtp situation sorted i can post again. :)

im definitely interested in helping out with these projects.

I also have finally made the move to eclipse 3.1 so i'll be checking 
through that simple plugin tutorial i wrote to make sure its still the 
same..and updating it where necessary.

i'll write the next part soon, which will cover bundling swf's with 
plugins rather than pointing the browser to a place on your HD and 
anything else useful i can think of (ideas are welcome)

also, that JSwiff project looks like it will be a useful tool in our 
armoury.

:)

martin

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