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Key: FDT-2528
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Confirmed Confirmed
Priority: Minor Minor
Assignee: FDT Team
Reporter: Andreas Renberg
Votes: 0
Watchers: 1
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ASDoc For Native Classes

Created: 13/Jan/12 07:56 AM   Updated: 25/Jul/12 03:41 PM
Component/s: ASDocs, Autocompletion, Editor (Deprecated)
Affects Version/s: FDT 5.0
Fix Version/s: FDT
Security Level: public

Time Tracking:
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File Attachments: None
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1. FDT ASDoc missing.png
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Environment: 32 bit Ubuntu 11.10

Review Type: Review by Product Owner


 Description  « Hide
The ASDoc for native classes is not displaying more than the member and argument names. (see attached screenshot)

I'm not sure if this is "normal" for FDT, or if I need to configure properties in order for the additional information to show up.

ASDoc support was listed in the FDT5 features. I'm currently using the promotional "30 day holiday trial" of FDT5, so I'm assuming the features in the trail correspond to the full version of FDT5.



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Andreas Renberg added a comment - 13/Jan/12 07:57 AM
Screenshot of the ASDoc area. (more information, such as function and parameter information should show up in the left, yellow field)

Panel added a comment - 13/Jan/12 12:05 PM
good idea

Alan K (Deprecated) added a comment - 13/Jan/12 06:19 PM
Hey guys. FDT does not have ASDoc support for types within the playerglobal.swc. This is because it is not open sourced (as is the Flex Framework) and neither ships with AS code for us to extrapolate docs nor as a Fat SWC.

A few things:

  • There is probably a way for us to work around this, we need to take some time an try and figure it out.
  • When the Flex SDK is submitted to Apache this might change. We hope so

Andreas Renberg added a comment - 14/Jan/12 03:24 AM - edited
I'm pretty sure FlashDevelop has this capability. Since it's an open source project, if you can't find a solution, check their source and see how they pull it off.