That said, Xray is really meant to let dig in to the application at runtime with a treeview, datagrid (that you can drill down through objects with), sound/video controller, and runtime AS executer. You can fully manipulate your flash app at runtime with it in GUI fasion. Check out the blog sometime: http://labs.blitzagency.com/?cat=2
That's why I've been working on loading external loggers/tools into Xray. I'm trying to come up with ways to open up hooks to leverage whatever tools you want to use right there in one interface.
On 8/30/05, Kelvin Luck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
I've been using a combination of LuminicBox logger and Powerflasher SOS.
I've stuck the class that I use to mold it all together for download here:
http://kelvinluck.com/article/logging-from-fame
It's working pretty well for me at the moment - the best of both worlds.
Having said that, I do feel like I should check out XRay soon...
Hope it is helpful to someone,
Kelvin :)
Richard Leggett wrote:
> What's this XRay? ;)
>
> I'm another fan of LuminicBox logger with FlashInspector too. If anyone
> knows whether the UI is going to be open sourced please post, I'd love
> to extend the rows so that long text can be scrolled or tool-tipped.
> Tracing objects and XML into tree rows rocks though!
>
> Very nice to be able to drag it (in PHP or SWFView) to the "quick view"
> area to the bottom left of eclipse so that you can just hit the icon and
> it opens up nice and large (also a good place for Xray to sit).
>
> Rich
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