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About the Labs Wiki
The Labs Wiki was originally meant to showcase all of our projects and anything else we found interesting. But I think we’ve had greater success with this as a blog format. With this said, and to reduce redundancy, I’m going to start clearing out the wiki and moving any unique content here to the blog. This was a long time coming, since the blog I haven’t really updated anything on the wiki anyways. So this just makes sense.
So expect to see some more details popping up on the projects pages and maybe a few more posts. Enjoy!
.minerva 3 Released!
Work has slowed down enough I have begun working on my side projects again. First out of the gate is a revamped version of .minerva! It now has an updated JS formatter engine and best of all; you can now edit .SOL files. I’ve also added a theme to it I plan on using on the rest of the utility type applications I have. Check it out
Busy!
Sorry for the lack of posts or any updates to Flashbug/.minerva/Orion lately. Work has been really busy lately and while I have made progress on all three I haven’t had time to finish them to the point of releasing them. So please hang in there a bit longer till the new year. By then work should slow down and I’ll have a chance to finish them up.
A heads up for .minerva fans, SOL editing!! =)
Flashbug 1.5 Details
Just wanted to write about some of the new features coming in Flashbug 1.5. First off I’d like to say thanks for making Flashbug as popular as it is. It’s not even a public extension and it’s already gotten over 3,000 downloads! I know that’s not a lot compared to others, but that’s a milestone for me =) .
As for Flashbug 1.5, it’s pretty much feature complete at this point and just want to test it some more before putting it up on AMO. Some of the new features you can look forward to are:
AS3 Syntax Highlighting (with SyntaxHighlighter Evolved)
So apparently they changed the plugin name again and updated it to the latest (2.0.320) version of SyntaxHighlighter. I’ve also updated my brush to be more inline with how brushes are supposed to be made and be more of a replacement for the default AS3 brush now. Below is the download link for version 1.2 of my brush, I’m assuming the first two were 1.0 and 1.1 respectively.
Also included is an updated version of my theme, again changed to be more inline with how other themes were built. To use it with SyntaxHighlighter Evolved is more of a chore and directions can be seen here.
- Download and install SyntaxHighlighter Evolved
- Download my extension: shBrushAS3 (For version 2.0.320 of SyntaxHighlighter and as of the writing version 2.2.2 of SyntaxHighlighter Evolved)
- Place the script in SyntaxHighlighter’s Scripts directory.
- Use [ code language="as3"] … [ /code] to have your code highlighted (Spaces inserted into tags so SyntaxHighlighter doesn’t try to highlight them)