Thanks, guys, I stuck on FlasDevelop 2.0 and just misssed the new version -
FD 3.0.
However, despite new version is a great product (love it) it seems do not
have a batch mode to convert * imports for a set of classes or the whole
project.
But actually, I think it is not so important for me
FWIW, (just noticed you said AS 2.0... the following only works in AS3
in Flex2/3 ) in Flexbuilder if you type in a dummy var statement:
private var b:MyClassIAmUsing (where the class name auto-completes) it
will automatically add the import statement if you haven't already. I
use this
FlashDevelop does that for you in AS2 (and I think AS3, I just haven't
gotten to play with that yet). I've pretty much stopped writing
imports manually. :)
-Andy
On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 10:21 AM, Merrill, Jason
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FWIW, (just noticed you said AS 2.0... the following
Instead of writing var myVar:WhateverClass in FlashDevelop, you can just
say new WhateverClass and it will autocomplete it for you. Less to
type, less to erase.
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Hey!
I've just found out that MTASC compiles much faster if used classes are
imported explicitly.
That is
import com.togethersoft.util.Time
import com.togethersoft.util.Format
is much faster than
import com.togethersoft.util.*;
Provided there are many classes in com.togethersoft.util package.
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