Or you could turn on the local Apache server, set your flex output directory to
one of the directories served by Apache and set up a run config in Flex to open
a localhost URL.
This is what I do on a PC after installing WAMP.
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Capabilities.version = MAC 10,0,32,18
Capabilities.isDebugger = true
The problem was Firefox's popup blocker. I unblocked popups and now I see the
tracebacks. Unfortunately what I would have liked to do was to block most
popups, and enter my file:// URL from my local app I'm building, into the
exception list. But Firefox doesn't seem to accept a file:// URL
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Yes I did try a simple case. I put some code that causes a null
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Thanks for the good suggestion. Running outside the debugger,
Capabilities.debug is true, but there's no stack traceback on a null pointer
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Thanks for the good suggestion. Running outside the debugger,
Capabilities.debug is true
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Subject: [flexcoders] Re: how to enable stack traceback?
Capabilities.version = MAC 10,0,32,18
Capabilities.isDebugger = true
With this version I'm not seeing any stack tracebacks on unhandled exceptions.
Just silent failures
Yes I did try a simple case. I put some code that causes a null pointer
exception into a screen's onCreationComplete handler. I see the traceback
inside the debugger but nothing when running the program without the debugger.
There seems to be a lot of confusion about this issue, and also just
://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
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Yes I did try a simple case. I put some code
://www.adobe.com/
Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
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I'm running
://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
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This terminology is really difficult. On the Adobe page here
I'm still having this problem.
On the Mac how do I tell what version of the Flash Player I'm running?
In
About This Mac Software Applications
there is more than one, how do I tell which one I'm running? The most
recent one I downloaded is this:
Flash Player:
Version:10.0.12.36
Last
Have you tried
http://www.adobe.com/livedocs/flex/3/langref/flash/system/Capabilities.html#version
or
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/155/tn_15507.html
or
http://www.playerversion.com/
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I'm still having this problem.
On the Mac
Thanks, that was really helpful. I'll bookmark those pages.
Now I see positively that I have the debug Flash player, but I'm still not
seeing stack tracebacks unless I run in the debugger.
Any ideas how to set it so I can always see a traceback if there's an unhandled
exception? Thanks.
I don't think you can. As I understand it, the production (ie. non-debug)
player suppresses errors so users don't see them.
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Thanks, that was really helpful. I'll bookmark those pages.
Now I see positively that I have the
I'm running the debug version of Flash player, sometimes in the debugger
and sometimes not. It used to be the case that running the debug
version of Flash player, even outside the debugger, there was a stack
trace when there was an unhandled exception. Has that changed?
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I'm running the debug version of Flash player, sometimes in the debugger
and sometimes not. It used to be the case that running the debug
version of Flash
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