In your project properties, go to Flex Compiler, and uncheck the box that
says Generate HTML wrapper file. Now when you run your project from Flex,
it will launch the standalone player instead of the browser. You can also
debug right into the standalone player.
It took me a long time to figure
How do I configure Flexbuilder to preview an application in the standalone
Flash debug player instead of a web browser?
thanks,
Adam
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Behalf Of Adam Pasztory
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 2:42 PM
To: flexcoders
Subject: [flexcoders] star (*) data type vs. Object
Can anyone tell me what the difference is between setting a generic
variable's data type to Object
Can anyone tell me what the difference is between setting a generic
variable's data type to Object and setting it to *. Are they equivalent?
I tried to search for the answer, but it's hard to do a search for *. :)
thanks,
Adam
You might want to read about CacheAsBitmap as well.
-Adam
On 5/17/07, Alex Harui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stage.invalidate() requests a redraw, but does not redraw until all
other actionscript has run.
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I expect there would be some overhead for using features like data binding,
and you could probably set up some simple tests to verify that. When it
comes to performance, remember that only certain parts of your code need to
run ultra-fast. For example, your collision detection routine should be
I agree with Nick, who said the Mac version feels slightly slower. My Mac
is faster and has more RAM than my PC, but still, the PC feels faster when
I'm typing. Compile time is about the same, though. Regardless, Mac is my
primary development platform at the moment, and overall it's performed
I have a library project that gets compiled into an SWC file, and includes
shared code for several Flex Apps I'm working on. While I can access all
the Classes within the library from Classes in my applications, Interfaces
are only accessible by other Classes within the library. I was wondering
I've been thinking about switching a lot of my development work over to the
Mac, but the performance of FlexBuilder has been disappointing. I'm
comparing FB on my new Mac Mini (1.83ghz core duo, 1 gig RAM) against a more
than 3-year-old PC (3.1 ghz P4, 1 gig RAM). Startup and compile times are
I just took the plunge and purchased FlexBuilder after spending a lot of
time exploring other options (OK, you can call me stingy). The existing
FlashDevelop solution was too problematic in my opinion, and there's no
indication about when FD3 will be out. And unless you're a big fan of
command
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