Hey, you should check out HP swfscan, it decompiles everything just
fine(as2 and 3) and it's free.
On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 12:11 PM, Glen Pike g...@engineeredarts.co.uk wrote:
Hi,
If you can run windows software, check out Burak's ASV - it's definitely
worth the money and paying users can
If you want to have your MXML back from a SWF than there isn't a tool
out there that can do that. You will get some Classes but they may not
reflect the project's structure in the begining. Otherwise only SoThink
SWF Decompiler can read AS3 based SWFs.
Gordon and Eltima Trillix only decompile
If you want to have your MXML back from a SWF than there isn't a tool out
there that can do that. You will get some Classes but they may not reflect
the project's structure in the begining. Otherwise only SoThink SWF
Decompiler can read AS3 based SWFs.
There never will be a tool that can give
Why would you want it to? Why not just learn the AS3? If you know as3,
you can use what you have learned and apply it to other languages.
SoThink is not the only de-compiler; I just Checked out swfscan, and its
not bad at all.
Dave Watts wrote:
If you want to have your MXML back from a SWF
Oops , I just realized they don't seem to have a Mac version, and that
was probably what was meant by Sothink is the only option.
Anthony Pace wrote:
Why would you want it to? Why not just learn the AS3? If you know
as3, you can use what you have learned and apply it to other languages.
Why would you want it to? Why not just learn the AS3? If you know as3, you
can use what you have learned and apply it to other languages.
Well, MXML and AS3 are used for different things in a typical Flex
application. MXML is much better than AS3 for layout manager stuff.
AS3 is much better
My understanding is that this gets converted to AS3 prior to
compilation.
This is true. You could infer some MXML structure based on the AS3
code, but it would be complicated to do.
. Any Flex programmer will, in fact, know
AS3 because you can't write a useful Flex app with MXML alone.
This is true as well. Not that I am a complete pro at Flex, but I have
found you want to know both MXML and Actionscript fairly equally.
And, of course, the class library is the same in either, so if you
know how to invoke something via MXML, you basically know how to
invoke it in AS3 and
Hi,
If you can run windows software, check out Burak's ASV - it's
definitely worth the money and paying users can get access to the latest
beta's of the AS3 decompiler...
I find ASV really good for getting the AS code out and SoThink was
good for rescuing movieclips from SWF's without
Thanks Anthony, very useful to know. BTW, I just noticed that the
Mac version of SoThink's SWF Decompiler is at version 4.5, whereas the
Windows version is now at 5.0. I need v5 to decompile AS3 code for
FlashPlayer 10, so I'll run the Windows version under VMWare Fusion
for now.
On
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good tool for decompiling SWFs
(and if possible SWCs) written in ActionScript 3? Must run on MacOS
10.5. I was considering buying the SoThink SWF Decompiler for Mac,
but unfortunately it often crashes when I select an SWF I just built
with Flex
When I have deleted the fla, I only have my swf, and I need to reuse a
bit of code, sothink has come to the rescue quite a few times; however,
I am on windows.
If it has to be a mac, even though it crashes, I think sothink is your
best bet.
Gerry Beauregard wrote:
Does anyone have a
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