Re: [Flashcoders] Flash project FLP files are useless

2005-11-02 Thread Jason Lutes
  Have anyone found any use of  Flash Projects feature/panel?

It provides a nifty bird's eye view of the relevant files for me, and is
easy to show/hide, since the shortcut key combination is the same for
similar panels in other Macromedia products.

It also helps me with folder organization for projects utilizing several
dozen movies. I tuck the FLAs and classes away in one (or more) folder(s),
and publish them (all at once) to another folder. Basically, it smooths my
workflow - especially since I typically collaborate with several other
developers, by not having a folder that contains _everything_ simply for
the sake of convenience. This takes a lot of the guesswork out of things
for my co-workers when they have to delve into my stuff, because the only
file in my main project folder is usually the FLP. The FLP then very
clearly signals which file is the main one for them to open, and my
folders further indicate various parts.

I don' use it for version control, but I can sympathize. I wish it kept
track of files in a realtaive manner, so that if you move an entire
project folder, including FLP, everything is not considered missing.


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pixelTwiddler, a.k.a. Jason


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RE: [Flashcoders] Flash project FLP files are useless

2005-11-02 Thread Doug Coning
Yeah, I use it all the time to organize my projects.  We also have MS
Visual Sourcesafe and it work very nicely for versioning!  In fact I
like how it works for versioning much better than Dreamweaver.
Dreamweaver's versioning code is really buggy!

Doug Coning 
Software Developer
FORUM Solutions, LLC


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 Hello Flashcoders,
 
   From time to time I'm trying to find improvements for work process
   ;-)
   So, I tried Flash Projects feature/panel of MX 2004 Pro.
   And... found it useless:
   - to use version-control, one need MS Visual SourceSafe Client
   version 6 installed. Besides, it doesn't make sense if you work
   alone.
   - to manage projects, I don't need it either. I use SciTE/Flash
   for editing .as files and Flash authoring only for drawing and
   assembling the swf. In fact, now I use #include file_name or ext.
   classes instead of all_code_in_one_frame approach even for small
   projects.
 
   Question:
   Have anyone found any use of  Flash Projects feature/panel? Maybe in
   Flash 8? Of course, excluding version control for workgroups.
 
   Thanks.
 
 
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 Best regards,
  Gregory_GOusable
 
 http://GOusable.com
 Flash components development.
 Usability services.
 
 
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Re: [Flashcoders] Flash project FLP files are useless

2005-11-01 Thread JesterXL
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/09/gproject_for_fl.html

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From: Gregory_GOusable [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 12:46 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash project FLP files are useless


Hello Flashcoders,

  From time to time I'm trying to find improvements for work process
  ;-)
  So, I tried Flash Projects feature/panel of MX 2004 Pro.
  And... found it useless:
  - to use version-control, one need MS Visual SourceSafe Client
  version 6 installed. Besides, it doesn't make sense if you work
  alone.
  - to manage projects, I don't need it either. I use SciTE/Flash
  for editing .as files and Flash authoring only for drawing and
  assembling the swf. In fact, now I use #include file_name or ext.
  classes instead of all_code_in_one_frame approach even for small
  projects.

  Question:
  Have anyone found any use of  Flash Projects feature/panel? Maybe in
  Flash 8? Of course, excluding version control for workgroups.

  Thanks.
  

-- 
Best regards,
 Gregory_GOusable

http://GOusable.com
Flash components development.
Usability services.


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Re: [Flashcoders] Flash project FLP files are useless

2005-11-01 Thread Muzak
Use it all the time.

Gives me a quick overview of all classes and how things are structured, which 
is handy when opening a project after a few months.
Allows me to have access to files easily, without having to browse for them. 
That includes classes (as), coldfusion components 
(cfc), xml, etc..
Allows for easy compiling using CTRL+P.

Guess it depends on your workflow and whether you use classes alot, which I do.
I hate switching between IDE's.

regards,
Muzak

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From: Gregory_GOusable [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 6:46 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash project FLP files are useless


 Hello Flashcoders,

  From time to time I'm trying to find improvements for work process
  ;-)
  So, I tried Flash Projects feature/panel of MX 2004 Pro.
  And... found it useless:
  - to use version-control, one need MS Visual SourceSafe Client
  version 6 installed. Besides, it doesn't make sense if you work
  alone.
  - to manage projects, I don't need it either. I use SciTE/Flash
  for editing .as files and Flash authoring only for drawing and
  assembling the swf. In fact, now I use #include file_name or ext.
  classes instead of all_code_in_one_frame approach even for small
  projects.

  Question:
  Have anyone found any use of  Flash Projects feature/panel? Maybe in
  Flash 8? Of course, excluding version control for workgroups.

  Thanks.


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 Best regards,
 Gregory_GOusable


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