macromedia flash actionscript scripting, php, remoting, webservices, c#, javascript
Hi Readers, Bloggers and Friends,
long time with no new blog entries, but i was with you at any time...;-)
Flush is a tool initially written by Robin Debreuil for Flash-MX.
Danielle Ugoletti has changed it to work also with Flash-MX2004.
Today i changed it to work also with Flash-8.
Flush compiles with:
bcc32 -tW flush06
In SciTE you could declare a go-command to lauch Flush like this:
command.go.*.as="$(SciteDefaultHome)\flush06.exe" -c
Ressources
http://www.flashfanatiker.de/download/flush/flush06.cpp
http://www.flashfanatiker.de/download/flush/flush06.exe
http://www.debreuil.com/
http://www.ugoletti.com/
Why flush?
To test Flash-Applications from outside Flash. This could be an other IDE or Editor.
If you write your code inside the Flash-IDE let me tell you the difference.
If you want to test your movie. You need to hit: STRG + ENTER(build swf and view swf), STRG + W(to close the swf), F9, F9(To get focus the integrated editor).
With Flush and Scite for example you need to hit F5 to test and your Editor has still the focus . So you could change the code and hit F5 again to test the movie again.
Be pragmatic, invest some time in workflow improvements. It is worth.
Posted by hOk at January 21, 2006 02:24 PM
PHP5 was released yesterday the 13th of July 2004. And there are some really nice new features.
http://www.php.net/
Posted by hOk at July 14, 2004 07:06 PM
Another article in the series of scite-extending-articles. With this article i am trying to explain how to extend the editor that we get a little bit support for jsfl-files.
Posted by hOk at July 12, 2004 02:49 PM
If we are developing web-applications or web-sites, we often need to open the files we are editing within our localhost-webserver. In this article i am trying to explain how we could extend our favourite editor, in my case the scite-editor, to give us a handy shortcut(F7-key) for doing this. I think you could transfer this solution easily to your favourite editor.
Posted by hOk at July 11, 2004 01:20 PM
With this article i am trying to explain how we can integrate an context sensitive help within the scite-editor. The help should then appear on the F1-key and should show the help-topic corrosponding to the word, on which the cursor is pointing.
Posted by hOk at July 10, 2004 01:04 PM
I like to code the most of my stuff in the Scite-Editor.
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTE.html
Posted by hOk at July 9, 2004 05:44 PM
Just found this picture in the phpinfo-output site:

First i thought that's done by hackers, but it's
the funny php-development-team, big lol and thanks
for that funny morning...;-)
Posted by hOk at April 1, 2004 11:49 AM
...for calling the init-method automagicly(implicit) under usage of the init-object.
Posted by hOk at January 27, 2004 09:55 AM
My computer works with Windows XP Home. Until now i was totally satisfied with this system. The problem i came through is that if i want to share an folder in our home-network the folder is accessible to any pc in the network.
So i added ntfs-file-permission for only one user. But what happens is following: nobody, inclusive the added user, can't access the folder. Why does this happen? After hours of searching the google and especially the google-groups i came to the reason.
Every lan-access to an XP-Home-PC will tanslated as guest-request by the system implicitly. So the access to the ntfs protected folder have to fail and will fail.
Next time i will buy the professional edition...;-)
Posted by hOk at January 18, 2004 03:06 AM
...bad news for spammers. MoveableType released a new version
2.661. With this version the <$MTCommentAuthorLink$> will be
resolved by redirecting. So spammers have not the possibility to
push there google-page-rank this way.
But the spammers could still post their links into the comment-body.
Posted by hOk at January 17, 2004 02:29 PM
