Comments on: Quick tour of ASDoc support in Gumbo (Flex Builder 4) http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/ References and declarations in Flex compiler development Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:26:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: arul http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/comment-page-1/#comment-37700 arul Thu, 07 Jan 2010 11:56:52 +0000 http://davidzuckerman.com/adobe/?p=96#comment-37700 Dear David, I'm working on a free tool called Flexplorer to explore the Properties, Styles and Events supported by Flex Components packaged as a .SWC file. I would like to understand where the ASDoc files will be kept in the SWC and how to compile them, so that I can display them inside the tool. Any help on this is much appreciated Regards, Arul Dear David,

I’m working on a free tool called Flexplorer to explore the Properties, Styles and Events supported by Flex Components packaged as a .SWC file. I would like to understand where the ASDoc files will be kept in the SWC and how to compile them, so that I can display them inside the tool. Any help on this is much appreciated

Regards,
Arul

]]> By: Jensa http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/comment-page-1/#comment-27541 Jensa Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:23:50 +0000 http://davidzuckerman.com/adobe/?p=96#comment-27541 Very nice features but while cool, it'd be very wise of the team to look closer at the ASDoc tool itself. No matter the platform, it always craps on some stupid xsl file at the end of generating and your Top Level classes will be littered with empty functions making the docs hard to use. Given enough time, I could probably list 10 such bugs that I've stumbled upon from time to time. These bugs (present since Flex 2) and the fact that the link in this article goes to the single doc page there is on the Adobe site, kind of underlines that Documentation isn't something Adobe tries to push other than for internal use. Please make sure that the ones working on this read the comments or we'll have yet another buggy release? And while at it - why not make a small GUI so that non-unix devs can use this a little easier? Should improve the overall usage... J Very nice features but while cool, it’d be very wise of the team to look closer at the ASDoc tool itself. No matter the platform, it always craps on some stupid xsl file at the end of generating and your Top Level classes will be littered with empty functions making the docs hard to use. Given enough time, I could probably list 10 such bugs that I’ve stumbled upon from time to time.

These bugs (present since Flex 2) and the fact that the link in this article goes to the single doc page there is on the Adobe site, kind of underlines that Documentation isn’t something Adobe tries to push other than for internal use. Please make sure that the ones working on this read the comments or we’ll have yet another buggy release? And while at it – why not make a small GUI so that non-unix devs can use this a little easier? Should improve the overall usage…

J

]]> By: Polish Adobe Flex User Group » Blog Archive » ASDoc we Flex Builder 4 (Gumbo) http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/comment-page-1/#comment-26479 Polish Adobe Flex User Group » Blog Archive » ASDoc we Flex Builder 4 (Gumbo) Tue, 09 Dec 2008 12:01:19 +0000 http://davidzuckerman.com/adobe/?p=96#comment-26479 [...] Zuckerman na swoim blogu przedstawi? sposób korzystania z ASDoc w Flex Builder 4 (Gumbo). Dokumentacja ASDoc w Gumbo b?dzie dost?pna na kilka sposób: inline (podpowiadanie sk?adni w [...] [...] Zuckerman na swoim blogu przedstawi? sposób korzystania z ASDoc w Flex Builder 4 (Gumbo). Dokumentacja ASDoc w Gumbo b?dzie dost?pna na kilka sposób: inline (podpowiadanie sk?adni w [...]

]]> By: David Zuckerman http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/comment-page-1/#comment-26011 David Zuckerman Wed, 26 Nov 2008 01:24:36 +0000 http://davidzuckerman.com/adobe/?p=96#comment-26011 I'll have to dig around, but you can do it from the command line. I'll ping the Flex SDK guys and get back to you I’ll have to dig around, but you can do it from the command line. I’ll ping the Flex SDK guys and get back to you

]]> By: Bjorn http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/comment-page-1/#comment-26010 Bjorn Wed, 26 Nov 2008 01:21:24 +0000 http://davidzuckerman.com/adobe/?p=96#comment-26010 Thanks David - this will be a great usability improvement and really useful for those of us creating Flex libraries and distributing swc files. I installed Flex Builder Gumbo MAX Preview but couldn't figure out how to make our asdoc show up via the swc. After reading this blog it sounds like this isn't possible (yet). Or is there some way currently for us to make this happen? Thanks David – this will be a great usability improvement and really useful for those of us creating Flex libraries and distributing swc files.

I installed Flex Builder Gumbo MAX Preview but couldn’t figure out how to make our asdoc show up via the swc. After reading this blog it sounds like this isn’t possible (yet). Or is there some way currently for us to make this happen?

]]> By: david.z http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/comment-page-1/#comment-25897 david.z Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:38:36 +0000 http://davidzuckerman.com/adobe/?p=96#comment-25897 We designed the "Fat" SWC feature with this in mind, and I know it's on our todo list. We designed the “Fat” SWC feature with this in mind, and I know it’s on our todo list.

]]> By: Dan Schultz http://www.markingoccurrences.com/adobe/2008/11/21/quick-tour-of-asdoc-support-in-gumbo-flex-builder-4/comment-page-1/#comment-25896 Dan Schultz Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:35:13 +0000 http://davidzuckerman.com/adobe/?p=96#comment-25896 Will documentation you generate be able to link to other SWC's ASDoc's? JavaDoc has something similar to this, and it makes it easier for users to navigate the dependencies in a framework. Dan Will documentation you generate be able to link to other SWC’s ASDoc’s? JavaDoc has something similar to this, and it makes it easier for users to navigate the dependencies in a framework.

Dan

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