That would be perfect. Automatically adding imports is something I’m really missing in VS Code.
“Organize imports” is another item that would be really nice to have. “Command 1” is something else I use in Flash Builder regularly. Generating getters and setters from variables is a great time saver. (Other quick fixes too) I’m really pumped up about your extension. Good tooling for FlexJS is really important IMO, and tooling built around a modern editor with features like multi-selection, etc. is great. What would be involved in having templates for different project types? Is that something that’s do-able in VS Code? Harbs On Dec 1, 2016, at 5:38 PM, Josh Tynjala <joshtynj...@gmail.com> wrote: > Yeah, the "code actions" are pretty cool as a way to provide automated > fixes for errors and warnings. I hope to find more places to add those. As > for imports, the newest language server protocol will finally allow me to > add imports automatically when IntelliSense completes a type name, so I'm > looking forward to upgrading the library and implementing that feature. > > - Josh > > On Dec 1, 2016 12:02 AM, "Harbs" <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I tried to comment on your Patreon post, but Patreon is not letting me >> login in for some reason. >> >> It looks really good! Big improvement! >> >> The help tip to add imports is really helpful as well! >> >> Thanks for your great work! >> >> Harbs >> >> On Dec 1, 2016, at 12:10 AM, Josh Tynjala <joshtynj...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Hello, Flex community! >>> >>> A couple of months ago, I introduced a new extension for the Visual >> Studio >>> Code text editor that adds language support for ActionScript. The >> extension >>> includes tons of code intelligence features for ActionScript, like >>> IntelliSense, find all references, goto definition, variable renaming, >> and >>> more. >>> >>> I didn't officially announce the project to the Apache Flex community >> right >>> away because, at the time, the extension only supported ActionScript, >> and I >>> hadn't started yet on MXML features. As we all know, MXML is pretty vital >>> for Flex applications! >>> >>> Today, I'm happy to announce that the newest version of the NextGen >>> ActionScript extension for Visual Studio Code includes all the same great >>> features for MXML. You can install the extension right inside Visual >> Studio >>> Code. Simply search for "NextGen ActionScript" in the Extensions view. >>> >>> For more information about the NextGenAS extension, visit the website: >>> >>> https://nextgenactionscript.com/vscode/ >>> >>> For instructions about how to create a new project, set up the compiler, >>> and even debug Apache FlexJS apps in a web browser, visit the Github >> wiki: >>> >>> https://github.com/BowlerHatLLC/vscode-nextgenas/wiki >>> >>> With the community's help, I can continue working on useful developer >> tools >>> for ActionScript and MXML. Please join my Patreon campaign to lend a >> hand! >>> >>> https://www.patreon.com/josht >>> >>> Thank you, and happy coding! >>> >>> Josh Tynjala >>> NextGen ActionScript >>> >>> Note: I am an Apache Flex committer and PMC member, but this VSCode >>> extension is not an Apache project. Today, I am simply posting as a >> member >>> of the community who wants to share a cool, independent project that >> others >>> might enjoy. >> >>
