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158 Configuration and Command Line Tools
fdb debugger
This section describes changes to the fdb debugger. For more information on using fds, see
Chapter 12, “Using the Command-Line Debugger,” in Building and Deploying Flex 2
Applications.
SWD files
The fdb debugger no longer uses SWD files. Instead, Flex generates debuggable SWF files by
using the
debug option with the mxmlc and compc command line compilers. There is no
longer a framework_debug.swc file. All the debug logic is built into the framework.swc.
Breakpoints
This section describes changes to breakpoints for Flex 2.
Player lock out
When you encounter a breakpoint with the fdb debugger, Flash Player locks out user
interaction. You cannot click on anything playing or access its menu options; you also cannot
close Flash Player and it does not redraw its display.
The reason for this behavior is to make breakpoints more predictable. For example, when you
are locked out of Flash Player, no other messages such as focus-change messages or user
interactions can change the results of the debugging session.
Deferred breakpoints
The fdb utility now supports deferred breakpoints. What this means is that if you try to set a
breakpoint, and the breakpoint location that you specified seems to indicate a filename or
function name that is not yet loaded into the Flash player, the fdb no longer reports an error;
instead, it remembers the breakpoint. If Flash Player eventually loads a movie that has code
from the source file that was specified in the earlier break command, fdb adds the breakpoint.
- 4Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6Contents 6
- About Flex Documentation 7
- Typographical conventions 8
- Getting Started 9
- Step 1: Find and replace 10
- Application namespace 11
- Color value formats 11
- Alpha and scale properties 12
- Event.currentTarget 12
- Uninitialized values 12
- Replace _root 13
- Step 2: Add access modifiers 14
- Step 3: Add types 15
- Step 4: Update events 16
- Step 7: Update data services 18
- Step 8: Charts 18
- Step 9: Overrides 18
- Step 10: Binding 19
- Step 11: API updates 19
- 20 Getting Started 20
- ActionScript 2.0 to 3.0 21
- Usability improvements 22
- Capitalization of identifiers 23
- Package reorganization 23
- Accessors 23
- Socket.isConnected property 24
- Classes and packages 25
- Using packages 26
- Using classes 27
- Using external files 28
- Initializing variables 29
- Default values 30
- About undefined 31
- Explicit typing 32
- Type detection 33
- Primitive types 33
- Non-assignment expressions 33
- Global functions 34
- Function changes 35
- Deprecated features 35
- Miscellaneous 36
- Metadata 37
- Constants 38
- Method signatures 38
- __proto__ 39
- Working with keys 40
- LocalConnection 40
- Flex Classes 41
- Core classes 42
- Member Change description 43
- The addEventHandler() method 50
- The load and unload events 51
- Validation and layout methods 51
- Drawing methods 51
- 52 Flex Classes 52
- Containers 53
- Controls 61
- dataTipOffset 77
- Flex 1.x: 79
- This class has been removed 87
- Formatters 89
- Managers 91
- Media controls 94
- Printing 94
- Resources 95
- Service tags 95
- Callback URLs 97
- Utilities 99
- 100 Flex Classes 100
- Data Providers 101
- 102 Data Providers 102
- 104 Data Providers 104
- About binding 105
- Binding from a property 106
- Binding from a property 107 107
- 108 Binding 108
- Binding from a property 109 109
- Binding with Arrays 110
- Contents 111
- About events 112
- Component startup life cycle 112
- Migrating the Event object 113
- Using static constants 114
- Using function listeners 115
- 116 Events 116
- Maintaining scope 117
- Using setCapture() 117
- Keyboard events 117
- 118 Events 118
- Styles and Skinning 119
- Using the StyleManager 120
- data-tip-offset 121
- CSS class selectors 122
- Global style sheet 123
- Using type selectors 123
- Using skinning 124
- Skinning assets 125
- Drawing programmatic skins 125
- Using embedded fonts 126
- Themes 127 127
- 128 Styles and Skinning 128
- Behaviors 129
- Overview 130
- New Behaviors syntax 131
- 132 Behaviors 132
- New Behaviors syntax 133 133
- New events for effect classes 134
- Data Services 135
- Proxy use policy 136
- Channels 136
- Unnamed RemoteObject 137
- Flex 1.5 syntax 138
- Flex 2 syntax 138
- Named RemoteObject 139
- Unnamed HTTPService 140
- Named HTTPService 142
- Unnamed WebService 143
- Named WebService 144
- Login commands 150
- RemoteObject 152
- Configuration and Command 153
- Line Tools 153
- Configuration files 154
- Security 155
- Command-line compilers 156
- SWD files 158
- Breakpoints 158
- Commands no longer supported 159
- Customizing Components 161
- Specifying the package 162
- Defining the class 162
- Defining the constructor 162
- Creating bindable properties 162
- Overriding a method 163
- Clip parameters removed 163
- Renamed invalidateStyle() 163
- 164 Customizing Components 164
- Additional Migration Issues 165
- Renderers 166
- Charting 167 167
- Interfaces 168
- Cell renderers 169
- Validators 170
- Deprecated item New item 171
- Embedding resources 172
- Migration Patterns 173
- Instantiating Flex controls 174
- Using mixins 175
- 176 Migration Patterns 176
- 178 Migration Patterns 178
- Other issues 180
- Setting actions 181
- Using Timer 182
- Accessing request data 183
- Using the Preloader 183
- 184 Migration Patterns 184
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