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Key: FDT-1121
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Closed Closed
Resolution: Won't Fix
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: FDT Team
Reporter: Marvin Blase
Votes: 0
Watchers: 0
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Dynamic QuickFixes

Created: 11/Aug/10 09:14 AM   Updated: 26/Jul/12 08:11 PM
Component/s: Quick Fix / Assist
Affects Version/s: FDT 4.5.2
Fix Version/s: FDT 5.5
Security Level: public

Time Tracking:
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Environment: Win7, Mac 10.5.8

Review Type: Review by Product Owner


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At the moment QuickFixes work like we all know - you type in the first letters of what you want and it's going to complete the statement. Besides templates work just fine this way, setting up required variables to be filled in directly with tabbing through.

But wouldn't it be nice if you could say something like this:
TweenLite(x,y,z,rotationY) and the QuickFix would provide you with a TweenLite.to(${clip}, ${duration}, {${x}, ${y}, ${z}, ${rotationY}});

Because actually you cannot add something to existing QuickFixes - either somehow has declared a TweenLiteXYZRotationY template to exactly do the above or you have to work with a "basic" QuickFix (where no property is and add the wanted properties by hand AFTER tabbing through and the like. And that is really a mess.

Hopefully someone understands what I mean



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Alan K (Deprecated) added a comment - 04/Apr/11 06:32 PM
Consolidating ideas.

Alan K (Deprecated) added a comment - 08/May/12 10:18 PM
This is a good idea, the catch though is that it's a very particular scenario of using Quick Fixes.

This really is a great idea for a plugin with SWFBridge:

http://fdt.powerflasher.com/swf-bridge/