[Flashcoders] Intellij IDEA?

[Merrill, Jason]

I've been trying out my copy of Intellij IDEA (Ultimate edition) I got at Max 
this year, and I'm really digging it for Actionscript projects.  I am normally 
a FlashDevelop user, but it has some really nice features FlashDevelop doesn't. 
 There are a few things FlashDevelop does better, but overall, it can go head 
to head on most features and many many other features I'd love to see in 
FlashDevelop. I was wondering if there were any other Intellij users out there 
using it for Flash/Actionscript and what you thought of it compared to other 
AS3 coding tools.

 Jason Merrill
 Instructional Technology Architect
 Bank of America  Global Learning








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RE: [Flashcoders] E4X filtered statement returns null

[Mendelsohn, Michael]

I'm starting to think CS4 E4X could be buggy.  Depending on which lines I 
comment, the statements, unaltered, work or don't work.  Anyone have experience 
with that?

- MM


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RE: [Flashcoders] E4X filtered statement returns null

[Mendelsohn, Michael]

Thanks Gerry and Deepanjan...

I found a solution, but I'm completely puzzled why it worked and the obvious 
E4X statement you both suggested didn't work. I seem to be getting unreliable 
results.  Maybe it's some logic about the statements I am missing.  I don't 
understand why it all can't be done in one statement, I get null for that.


   dog,cat,bird
   blah blah
   
   
   


//doesn't work for me
topic..asset.(hasOwnProperty("@title") && attribute("title") == 
wording)@filename

// unreliable. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.  Is it a bug?  I'm not 
seeing things.  :)
var d:XMLList = thisTopic..*.(hasOwnProperty("@title") && @title == wording);

// doesn't work...why?
var assets:XMLList = topic..asset.(hasOwnProperty("@title") && 
attribute("title") == wording);



-   Michael M.

-

Deepanjan...this solution worked too.
Did you try this:
var topic:XML = topicData[0]; //  gets the below xml, came from an xmllist
var wording:String = "Presentation";
var assets:XMLList = topicData[0]..asset;
trace(assets.(@title == wording));




I have an E4X statement that breaks when I add a filter to it to get a specific 
node.  I keep getting null when I include hasOwnProperty() to the statement.

// I want to get "giraffe.ppt" or 
var topic:XML = topicData[0]; //  gets the below xml, came from an xmllist
var wording:String = "Presentation";
// I get an xmllist for this:
var assets:XMLList = topicData[0]..asset;
// but I keep getting null returned for these:
var assets:XMLList = topicData[0]..asset.(hasOwnProperty("@title"));
var assets:XMLList = topic..asset.(hasOwnProperty("@title") && 
attribute("title") == wording)@filename;

Why does the statement break with the E4X filter?

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