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Hi Nicolas, That does look like a nice combination of the good parts of various languages, yet still simple - kudos to you, I will have to give it a spin this weekend. I'm not sure it will work for the first round of aflax, as there is no compile step in there - it is just straight normal browser JS (it avoids a compile step because there is no actionscript or other bytecode that needs to be generated in the flash). We were thinking of adding other language support with _javascript_ that converted itself, so for example a lib that searched for <script type=text/actionscript> tags and converted them to aflax syntax on the fly, and then ran them. This would avoid the compile step as well. haXe might be a good fit there, I'll definitely take a closer look : ). I must say I've followed your work for a while now - just awesome. respectfully, Robin Nicolas Cannasse wrote: Robin Debreuil wrote:Paul Colton (here at Xamlon where I work) has started an open source project called aflax. The jist of it is you use 100% _javascript_ in the browser to write flash. The aflax libraries deals with setting up and communicating with flash. It runs against a 3k generic target swf file. It is easier to see than explain:http://www.aflax.org/#demosHi Robin, Theses are interested samples and are showing you can do pretty neat things with JS+Flash. Are you planing at some point to do some work for AFLAX on haXe (http://haxe.org) ? Nicolas _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org |
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