http://www.streamhead.com/quick-tip-actionscript-trace-statements/ multimedia webapplication thoughts and experiments Fri, 17 Jun 2011 12:17:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.streamhead.com/quick-tip-actionscript-trace-statements/#comment-2657 Three Ways to Trace in ActionScript 3 Tue, 07 Dec 2010 14:02:59 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=115#comment-2657 [...] can mean the difference between hours of debugging and a quick analysis of the issue at hand. Previously there was the FDTracer plugin, but this is no longer needed. There are actually three much better ways that suite different [...] [...] can mean the difference between hours of debugging and a quick analysis of the issue at hand. Previously there was the FDTracer plugin, but this is no longer needed. There are actually three much better ways that suite different [...]

]]> http://www.streamhead.com/quick-tip-actionscript-trace-statements/#comment-911 Howto: Getting started with ActionScript 3 - Streamhead Sun, 23 Nov 2008 18:35:27 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=115#comment-911 [...] Also, don’t forget the usefulness of the trace statement. [...] [...] Also, don’t forget the usefulness of the trace statement. [...]

]]> http://www.streamhead.com/quick-tip-actionscript-trace-statements/#comment-769 Peter Backx Tue, 16 Sep 2008 07:02:33 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=115#comment-769 I also noticed that, with the latest FlashDevelop, you no longer need the FDTracer plugin. Trace information is captured by FlashDevelop and put into the console. However, if you like your trace information in a separate window, it's still a nice plugin. I also noticed that, with the latest FlashDevelop, you no longer need the FDTracer plugin. Trace information is captured by FlashDevelop and put into the console. However, if you like your trace information in a separate window, it’s still a nice plugin.

]]> http://www.streamhead.com/quick-tip-actionscript-trace-statements/#comment-1530 Peter Backx Tue, 16 Sep 2008 07:02:00 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=115#comment-1530 I also noticed that, with the latest FlashDevelop, you no longer need the FDTracer plugin. Trace information is captured by FlashDevelop and put into the console. However, if you like your trace information in a separate window, it's still a nice plugin. I also noticed that, with the latest FlashDevelop, you no longer need the FDTracer plugin. Trace information is captured by FlashDevelop and put into the console. However, if you like your trace information in a separate window, it’s still a nice plugin.

]]> http://www.streamhead.com/quick-tip-actionscript-trace-statements/#comment-768 Peter Backx Tue, 16 Sep 2008 06:59:56 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=115#comment-768 This is a note to myself, but might also be useful for other people: * make sure you install the Flash debug player for ActiveX if you want it to work correctly with FlashDevelop. The "for ActiveX" part is important. * the debugger can be configured with the "mm.cfg" file placed in the users home directory. You might need to change some stuff around before it starts actually writing the trace file. This is a note to myself, but might also be useful for other people:
* make sure you install the Flash debug player for ActiveX if you want it to work correctly with FlashDevelop. The “for ActiveX” part is important.
* the debugger can be configured with the “mm.cfg” file placed in the users home directory. You might need to change some stuff around before it starts actually writing the trace file.

]]> http://www.streamhead.com/quick-tip-actionscript-trace-statements/#comment-1529 Peter Backx Tue, 16 Sep 2008 06:59:00 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=115#comment-1529 This is a note to myself, but might also be useful for other people: * make sure you install the Flash debug player for ActiveX if you want it to work correctly with FlashDevelop. The "for ActiveX" part is important. * the debugger can be configured with the "mm.cfg" file placed in the users home directory. You might need to change some stuff around before it starts actually writing the trace file. This is a note to myself, but might also be useful for other people:
* make sure you install the Flash debug player for ActiveX if you want it to work correctly with FlashDevelop. The “for ActiveX” part is important.
* the debugger can be configured with the “mm.cfg” file placed in the users home directory. You might need to change some stuff around before it starts actually writing the trace file.

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