In the log file, I can
find warning output, but I can not find any trace output in that file.
And my mm.cfg is:
TraceOutputFileEnable=1
ErrorReportingEnable=1
MaxWarnings=5000
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Zhu Feng
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Any ideas?
I think I missed something
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Zhu Feng
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] How to
trace the Variables in
If you have FLASH MX 2004 (std/pro) I'd recommend using it more so, as
its pretty darn good and imho better than FLEX Builders.
what you do is this:
1) Make sure Flash Debug Player is installed as your player in internet explorer
2) Leave FMX 2004 open, as in start it but
And also I set optimizefalse/optimize
in flex-config.xml
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Zhu
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You are using the trace(“”); statement in
your code, right?
Tracy
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Do you have debug version of Flash Player
7?
-abdul
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Hi Friends,
Thanks, i am learning Flex with your support.
Thanks Regards
Pathy
On 4/21/05, Abdul Qabiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, you can do that...
You need to use Flash debug player and configure it for tracing. All trace
messages would be logged to a log file.
Look at
Yes, Im sure of that.
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] How to
trace the Variables in Flex
Try setting MaxWarnings=1 in case you’re
just not seeing the trace statements within a ton of warnings.
Also try creating a button where the only
thing the click handler does is call trace. That way you can be sure if
trace
Yeah, you can do that...
You need to use Flash debug player and configure it for tracing. All trace
messages would be logged to a log file.
Look at following links on using trace(..) and configuring Flash Debug
Player for the same:
Also, if you are using Flex Builder you can see your trace
output without doing any special configuration or writing out to a log. Simply
preview your file inside Flex Builderby pressing the "debug" button and
then click the tab for the "Output Panel" to view any trace output as your app
I've written a couple of apps now and in both I made my own text box
for displaying trace and debug type info. I just found it a bit
quicker and simpler than the debugger in Flex. I'm going to try
the Flash debugger option though since I didn't know you could do
that. Hopefully that will be
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