Flashbug 1.7 feature requests
I’ve been hard at work building Flashbug 1.7. It’s targeting Firefox 3.6+ and the latest Firebug so I get to remove a lot of legacy code and add some neat features. While a lot of the code is different and completely re-organized it’ll look almost the same except for a few new features. I’ve added a SWF info tab that will tell you the metadata (version, size, color, etc) of any swf. You can also export AMF data from remoting. Are there any other features that you would like to see in a Flash developer extension? Hit me up in the comments or add an official request to the issue tracker http://code.google.com/p/flashbug/issues/list
5 Comments to Flashbug 1.7 feature requests
hi, FlashBug is awsome.
i created a firefox entension named FlashInspector, people can use it to inspect the DisplayObject in the swf(as3). and more feautres.
i think may be can intergrate it with Flashbug, so … you know, people who need it just need install Only One extension(Flashbug).
FlashInspector on firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/194381/
and it’s based on my tInspector project: http://code.google.com/p/tinspector/
thx.
August 3, 2010
I have downloaded and installed flashbug and the debug version of flash player 10. Where do I see the trace statements and errors? The only reference I see to flashbug in firefox is in the tools -> add ons panel. But, where is the output? I’m stumped.
August 9, 2010
Can’t seem to find any code in http://code.google.com/p/flashbug/source/browse/ Any idea?
August 9, 2010
@MichaelB
You must have Firebug installed to use Flashbug. Once installed, you will see Flashbug as the ‘Flash Console’ or ‘Shared Object’ panels.
@Sumit
I am not hosting any source code on Google Code. I’m just using it to manage bugs. Using the comments has been unwiedly becuase people can’t tell when a bug has been fixed or not.
August 30, 2010
01. Your product is very well engineered. At the present time, you are probably aware that many people are having difficulty getting trace output if they are using the most current Flex, AIR and Flash Player. Since most of the resports are from people working with Flash Builder and I am just a command-line SDK guy, I don’t think I have been able to help them with my suggestions, but perhaps someone here will be helped. The trick, for me, when getting hit with error #3013 when I am trying to clear is to re-start Firefox. While that is annoying, with the right add-on, it is pretty painless and at least FF does manage to restore all the open instances to the correct locations.
02. But, that is a segue to my request for your next release — please let me have an option that says when I hit Clear, I really mean to clear, and do not need your ‘protective’ confirmation popup. Add that to your already nice configurable options and I will contribute $10. [When I am most productive, getting the maximum number of compile/test/trace sessions per hour using the incremental compiler, I can often hit your Clear button several dozen times per hour; if you will make it a single click instead of the two it costs me with confirmation, I'll get my $10 back pretty quickly.]
July 22, 2010