I agree. We totally could save time coding with a tool like that.
1. Inline stylesheet, see a # and popup color picker
2. Setting styles in MXML
3. Setting styles in ActionScript
It doesn't look like this has been filed yet. Does someone need help
doing that? I will vote for it.
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I've done Eclipse plug-in development (fun, but not as much so as
Flex), but my hunch is something like this would be difficult to do
without Adobe. Flexbuilder does apparently publish Eclipse extension
points, but I'm not sure how the language/runtime bridging would
occur. If anyone knows more
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I'd vote for this too, especially if it was something that came up in
the
IDE as part of the code hinting for color style tags.
I'd like to see a color picker with swatches like you see in other
tools. The continuous
On Tuesday 24 Jun 2008, Amy wrote:
I'd like to see a color picker with swatches like you see in other
tools. The continuous tone color picker Flex has means you wind up
with colors like #ACF2C1.
I just use the Style Explorer web site.
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Tom Chiverton
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wrote:
On Tuesday 24 Jun 2008, Amy wrote:
I'd like to see a color picker with swatches like you see in other
tools. The continuous tone color picker Flex has means you wind up
with colors like #ACF2C1.
I just use the
On Tuesday 24 Jun 2008, Amy wrote:
You're right, Tom. How could I not see how user friendly it is to need
to go out to other tools for basic functionality? smacks head
I'm on Linux, so when doing GUI work normally have it open anyway :-)
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Tom Chiverton
What would be *really* nice would be an adapter to write Flexbuilder
plug-in panels in Flex, or package Flex/AIR apps to run within
Eclipse/FB with special integration APIs (just as AIR apps can re-use
code from Flex apps, and have additional APIs to access the file
system).
Imagine what the
I agree with Richard, the ability to do Builder plugins in Actionscript with
access to the parsed source tree would open the platform for all *sorts* of
cool stuff, not just little visual doodads like this. I'm an experienced
Java dev, but not everybody here is. And I don't want to be doing native
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