[flexcoders] Re: Error(s) not shown as error(s)
Hi Prakaz,
I had not come across this problem before, but I can reproduce it.
Don't have any idea why.
Rui
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Prakaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I just came across this strange problem where errors in Flex code
are not
shown as errors!
Let me explain:
1. *Create a simple class [dummyClass.as]*
package com.some.package.path
{
public class dummyClass
{
private var str:String;
public function dummyClass():void{ // Constructor
str=test string;
trace(str); // trace the text
}
}
}
*This works fine, lets go to the next step*
2. *Add some errors to the class*
package com.some.package.path
{
public class dummyClass
{
private var str:String;
public function dummyClass():void{ // Constructor
error_variable1=test string; // Access of undefined
property error_variable1
error_variable2=test string; // Access of undefined
property error_variable2
error_variable3=test string; // 1 more error
str=test string;
trace(str); // trace the text
}
}
}
*Flex Builder shows a red cross sign x preceding the
three indicating that there is something wrong there
*
3. *Now add a variable declaration ouside the scope of the class
*package com.some.package.path
{
* public var foo:Boolean; // Some declaration added outside the
scope
of the class (by mistake)
* public class dummyClass
{
private var str:String;
public function dummyClass():void{ // Constructor
error_variable1=test string; // This line is no more
displayed as
an error by Flex Builder
error_variable2=test string; // Neither is this one
error_variable3=test string; // Nor this
str=test string;
trace(str); // trace the text
}
}
}
Now, here is where the problem starts
Those three lines of code are no more shown as errors. The red
cross just
disappears as soon as you add the variable declaration outside the
scope of
the class dummyClass.
I happened to add that variable by mistake and everytime I ran the
application it would say that there are error(s). I ran through
every class
and there was no indication(the red cross) whatsoever that there
was a
problem anywhere.
After losing some hair i managed to find that variable declaration.
And as
soon as i commented that line, all red crosses re-appeared again!
walla!!
I dont know if its only me or if someone else has has come across
this
issue. Could you guys let me know if the same thing happens at your
end?
Thanks
P
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[flexcoders] Re: Error(s) not shown as error(s)
Hi Prakaz,
I had not come across this problem before, but I can reproduce it.
Don't have any idea why.
Rui
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Prakaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I just came across this strange problem where errors in Flex code
are not
shown as errors!
Let me explain:
1. *Create a simple class [dummyClass.as]*
package com.some.package.path
{
public class dummyClass
{
private var str:String;
public function dummyClass():void{ // Constructor
str=test string;
trace(str); // trace the text
}
}
}
*This works fine, lets go to the next step*
2. *Add some errors to the class*
package com.some.package.path
{
public class dummyClass
{
private var str:String;
public function dummyClass():void{ // Constructor
error_variable1=test string; // Access of undefined
property error_variable1
error_variable2=test string; // Access of undefined
property error_variable2
error_variable3=test string; // 1 more error
str=test string;
trace(str); // trace the text
}
}
}
*Flex Builder shows a red cross sign x preceding the
three indicating that there is something wrong there
*
3. *Now add a variable declaration ouside the scope of the class
*package com.some.package.path
{
* public var foo:Boolean; // Some declaration added outside the
scope
of the class (by mistake)
* public class dummyClass
{
private var str:String;
public function dummyClass():void{ // Constructor
error_variable1=test string; // This line is no more
displayed as
an error by Flex Builder
error_variable2=test string; // Neither is this one
error_variable3=test string; // Nor this
str=test string;
trace(str); // trace the text
}
}
}
Now, here is where the problem starts
Those three lines of code are no more shown as errors. The red
cross just
disappears as soon as you add the variable declaration outside the
scope of
the class dummyClass.
I happened to add that variable by mistake and everytime I ran the
application it would say that there are error(s). I ran through
every class
and there was no indication(the red cross) whatsoever that there
was a
problem anywhere.
After losing some hair i managed to find that variable declaration.
And as
soon as i commented that line, all red crosses re-appeared again!
walla!!
I dont know if its only me or if someone else has has come across
this
issue. Could you guys let me know if the same thing happens at your
end?
Thanks
P
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[flexcoders] Re: Bookmarks?
Click in the code where you want to bookmark it. Then, rigth-click in the left-margin (grey one) and select Bookmark... Give a name, and off you go. To use your bookmarks: open the Bookmarks view (windowother views ...Bookmarks) In the Boolmark-view you will see your bookmarks arranged in alfabetical order. Click on a bookmark to go to the right place in your code. Rui --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Steve Kellogg @ Project SOC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, Is there any special trick to getting bookmarks to work? I'm selecting a place in a source (mxml) file, and looking for Edit - Add Bookmark as indicated in the dox, but there's no such item in the menu. Is there a preference that I'm missing? Thanks in advance, Steve Steve Kellogg Peak8 Solutions 1401 14th Street Boulder, Colorado 80302, USA Fax: 303.415.2597 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Flexcoders Mailing List FAQ: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/files/flexcodersFAQ.txt Search Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/ * Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional * To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/join (Yahoo! ID required) * To change settings via email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
