After *appending* a character the caret is positioned after the last
character input pointing to the next position it will accept input.
Hence when you call getLineIndexOfChar(caret) you ask for info about a none
existing character.
This should work:
var tf:TextField = new TextField();
tf.type =
Here's an interesting point I forgot about (not the timing but these
specific repercussions):
But they announced it within 3 days (!!!) of the Adobe CS5 release.
Meaning Adobe has no chance to do anything about it - information
about Flash on iPhone is all over CS5 boxes, webpages, press
Anyone else sign up for the FlashInTheCity workshop on flash
development for mobile? iPhone dev was definitely going to be a
centerpiece, it'll be interesting to see how that goes now
.m
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But I wonder how much of this is based on the old MS vs Apple war -
calculated on the fact there's probably more C++ than
ActionScript developers out there.
I don't really think that's the right comparison, though. AS3 is a lot
more like Java and C# than C++ is, actually. The core syntax is
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On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 19:03, Michael Dunn dun...@gmail.com wrote:
Dave Watts wrote:
...AS3, Java and C# is different from ... C++ in many ways - primarily
because you don't manage
memory directly in the first three, I think.
Yeah, you don't think that you need to manage memory in those. But you
do. Just not as often.
Yeah, you don't think that you need to manage memory in those. But you do.
Just not as often.
And not in the same way, either. But yes, there are memory management
concerns in VM languages too, you just don't typically get faced with
them directly every time you do something.
Dave Watts, CTO,
Which setup do you recommend for Flash Builder 4?
Stand-alone or plug-in?
If plug-in, which eclipse version?
I would like to use fdt and FB4 in parallel.
In this case, would you recommend separate stand-alone installations?
John
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John McCormack wrote:
Which setup do you recommend for Flash Builder 4?
Stand-alone or plug-in?
If plug-in, which eclipse version?
I would use the plug-in version. I've heard from very reliable sources
that there are some issues with the standalone version--I'm not sure
what the issues are,
NDA? Flash Builder 4 is out. Nobody is prohibited from talking about it
anymore. ;)
On 4/10/2010 1:44 PM, Kerry Thompson wrote:
John McCormack wrote:
Which setup do you recommend for Flash Builder 4?
Stand-alone or plug-in?
If plug-in, which eclipse version?
I would use the plug-in
Dave Watts: I don't really think that's the right comparison, though. AS3 is a
lot
more like Java and C# than C++ is, actually. The core syntax is very
similar across all four of those languages, of course, but the way you
approach problems in AS3, Java and C# is different from how you
approach
Steven Sacks wrote:
NDA? Flash Builder 4 is out. Nobody is prohibited from talking about it
anymore. ;)
Right. And Director will rise again. Allen told me.
Now I have to go shoot myself for breaking my NDA ;-)
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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