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MTASC 1.07 is available.
Changes :
- fixed -keep + -main
- added ‘con’ error message
- SharedObject.getRemote argument to Object.
- added “print”.
- added deprecated keywords usage error.
- fixed “main” duplication
- added / to classpath (for absolute file paths)
- fixed for(;cond;incr) parsing error
- fixed (unop) expr ? parsing error
The yahoo-group I founded is dead. Long live http://osflash.org. If you are interested in Open Source Flash development join the mailinglist and visit Wiki!
http://www.storewars.org, no comment, just check it out!
I started to use FAME for a while and there are so many topics and questions around this that the MTASC-list had many off topic posts.
For this purpose I set up the list Flash Open Source at yahoogroups: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flashopensource
You might say that the actionscript.com arcticle says all what you need about setting up FAME but there are many things more like the integration of SWFMill. People think about building Eclipse Plugins which work as a library and many exciting things more.
I alreay wrote a little tutorial on how to integrate the NetConnection Debugger into Eclipse.
At this point a great THANK YOU to Nicalas Cannasse from Motion Twin for his great work on the MTASC compiler! Without him we still had to make a coffee break while compiling 
MTASC 1.06 is released today with important fixes:
Changes are the following :
- fixed IO.No_more_input message
- fixed 32K limit calculation
- fixed bug with auto register class
- main now takes “this” as parameter and is delayed (onEnterFrame)
- added Object.valueOf intrinsic
- fixed Malformed_expression when using >32 bits integers
Developing with FAME (Flashout, ASDT, MTASC, Eclipse) works really nice. When I was working on a remoting application with AMFPHP I missed the NetConnection Debugger which had to run in a seperate window in a Flashplayer.
Christopher Allen from the MTASC mailinglist gave me a hint, that the PHPEclipse-plugin has an integrated Webbrowser.
After a bit of research I saw that not the complete plugin is needed for the integrated NetConnection Debugger. You only have to copy the plugin “net.sourceforge.phpeclipse.webbrowser_1.1.3″ into the Eclipse plugin directory. An overview about the PHPEclipse modules can be found here.
In Eclipse do the following: Window->Show View->Other->PHPEclipse Web Development->PHP Browser. Point the browser to the “NetConnection Debugger.swf” and that’s it.
The “NetConnection Debugger.swf” comes with the AS 1.0 Remoting Components. After installation you find the swf here: Documents & Settings\[USER]\Local Settings\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash MX 2004\en\Configuration\WindowsSWF.
You can also copy the “Service Browser.swf” and use it within Eclipse.
JesterXL posted a very nice example of how to trace with MTASC (and -trace) and Flashout in Eclipse.
This is indeed a coolTrace!
EnFlash is an Open Source Framework with several UI components, themes and floating windows like in the Flash MX 04 IDE.
Thanks for sharing!
The new Macromedia Flash Player Version Penetration is out. Flash Player 7 US and Canada about 90%, Europe 92.3% and Asia 86.3%. Flash Player 6 has now about 97% penetration.
If you want more statsitics check W3schools for Browser-, OS-, Display, Color-Depth and JavaScript-enabled-statistics.
Most people currently use IE6 on Windows XP with 1024×768, 32Bit Color and JavaScript On.
