AS3 : Flash-Console
Every wonder that, there’s something to display your run-time variables smoothly without using the laggy trace. Not to say trace command is useless, but at times is much less cpu intensive to debug values especially on enterFrame run time to an on screen textbox instead of using trace.
But, lately I stumbled upon a good console interface like debugger called Flash Console in a form of as3 class package!
Aside from the being able to watch your values real time , it also came with various handy feature such as.
- Command line
- Display info/properties checker (known as Roller)
- RunTime Measurement Ruler
All you need to do is to import the class into your main.as and attach C (the singleton class) method startOnStage.
import com.atticmedia.console.C; C.startOnStage(this, ""); // To debug a value C.info(variableName);
If you are interested click here to get it .
Rachel said
am January 5 2010 @ 2:18 pm
Hey Wolfy,
Happy new year to you! Hope you have a fruitful year ahead! Cheers! ^_~
Btw, wordpress is the way to go isn’t it?
Mr.GoodStuff said
am January 5 2010 @ 9:39 pm
Same to you rachel ^^.
Yup, it is da best way
Is Good Stuff » AS3 : Using Flash Console Commandline said
am April 23 2010 @ 4:03 pm
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