They don't need a new major version. They need a new minor version. A
little bigger than the Vector addition.
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Actionscript 4 - is a very high level language, you just think it and it
appears on screen ;)
On 09/11/2010 12:15, Merrill, Jason wrote:
Did anyone who attended Max this year hear anything about the status of
Actionscript 4? I heard a lot about new tools and HTML 5 support and junk, but
I
Hello Merrill,
Look at DSL, metaprogramming, Jetbrains MPS and Realaxy
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Did anyone who attended Max this year hear anything about the status of
Actionscript 4? I heard a lot about new tools and HTML 5 support and junk, but
I meant to ask the Adobe guys about Actionscript 4 and forgot. And I had ample
opportunity too.
Anyone heard or know anything about
Jason Merrill wrote:
Anyone heard or know anything about Actionscript 4? I know I can look at the
latest ECMA specs to get an idea of what may be coming, but I'm curious about
what Adobe's doing and when.
--
Colin Moock talked about it at FIT in
Adobe seems intent on following the spec when it comes to their language
- which I find completely bizarre. Why follow that spec, but create your
own in other areas?
I'd be very interested in any news on the subject as well.
Kevin N.
On 11/9/10 7:15 AM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
Did anyone who
Thanks Kerry - yeah, I have seen that Moock article, but I'm looking for
something more recent.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America Global Learning
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I think we have at least one ECMA Script committee member on the list,
Kenneth Kawamoto (I think he works for Adobe). Maybe he'll chime in
and tell us what he's allowed to say :-)
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Thanks Kerry - yeah, I have seen that Moock article, but I'm looking for
something
What?!
I don't know which Kenneth Kawamoto you're referring to, Kerry, but I do
not work for Adobe and I'm definitely not an ECMA Script Committee
member either!
May be you got mixed up with someone else from my Director-list days?
Anyway it's good to be confused with someone better than I,
AS3, Flex 4.
I have an asset swf I'm downloading. It has a public static function I want
to call to initialize some stuff. FlashBuilder 4 is giving me an error,
though, and an odd one--Incorrect number of arguments. Expecting one.
The function I'm trying to call is declared with no arguments:
Hi Kerry,
The problem is in these lines:
var AssetLibrary:Class;
AssetLibrary=pEvent.target.applicationDomain.getDefinition(AssetLibrary)
as Class;
You are calling a stattic function; so this is correct
AssetLibrary.initAssets();
But why are you defining the same class variable ahead, thats
Deepanjan Das wrote:
Hi Kerry,
The problem is in these lines:
var AssetLibrary:Class;
AssetLibrary=pEvent.target.applicationDomain.getDefinition(AssetLibrary)
as Class;
You are calling a stattic function; so this is correct
AssetLibrary.initAssets();
But why are you defining the same
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