Hello,
I am using mtasc as an actionscript 2.0 compiler and want to add the -trace
option. However, I'm not sure how to implement my own trace function. The
example given on the web (
http://www.mtasc.org/#trace ) doesn't exactly
show where MyClass.myTrace() is defined and what it looks like. Could
someone provide an example assuming I have the following already in place:
class myClass
{
public static function main(root) {
(in here, I access a flash shared object:
myFlashObject = SharedObject.getLocal(root.FO_VAL);
... And so forth )
ultimately calling the javascript callback function:
getURL("javascript:setValue('" + ret_val + "')");
}
There are 3 input parameters on the SWF call, which I refer to as root.a,
root.b, and root.c based on precompiled #DEFINE's.
I want to trace the value of the params and ret_val. Should I define a
separate class for the trace function? What code should it contain that
will actually print out the values I need?
Also, if I am debugging in Firebug (in Firefox), for example, where should I
expect these trace messages to come out -- in the browser window, in the
firebug console, or where?
I am really under the gun here...my swf was working and suddenly stopped
during a major test cycle that depends on my code. So I would greatly
appreciate a fast response if someone has some info. Thanks very much,
Selene
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