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August 9, 2010
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Fantastic BUG typical of fantastic flash team programmers...

  • August 9, 2010
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When you spend more time creating hacks solutions for your project is that something is wrong. This is the daily life as a programmer using Adobe solutions.

.) Creates a pure actionscript project
.) Go to URL: http://www.adobe.com/livedocs/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/utils/Proxy.html
.) Copy the example
). Put a breakpoint in this line:

 
protected var _item: Array / / array of object's properties
    
nextNameIndex flash_proxy override function (index: int): int (
        
/ / Initial call
-> If (index == 0) (

.) Looking at the variable "_item" variables in the window and start pressing F5. Each time you run one step creates a new array ..)

.) Now add this line:

 
protected var _item: Array / / array of object's properties
    
nextNameIndex flash_proxy override function (index: int): int (
        
/ / Initial call
-> Index + +;
      
if (index == 0) (

Back to compile and run the application. You will find that every time pressing F5 run method AROUND THE BLOCK. Only about member variables, local to the method created in the functioning correctly.

Now to hope that they are able to solve it, which I doubt ...
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Participant
August 10, 2010

The bug is in the method nextNameIndex. If a class overrides runs constantly invoking the method also nextName. This happens if you run the application with F5. If you run without breakpoints works perfectly. If anyone has time to send it to Adobe that me and made me lose a lot of time (3 days).

Participant
August 9, 2010

Does anyone know how to send this bug to the team of flash player? Thanks for advice...

Participant
August 9, 2010

maybe this type of issue is handled by the tamarin project , I think

best regards

xu

2010/8/9 BrainTheBoss <forums@adobe.com>

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Does anyone know how to send this bug to the team of flash player? Thanks

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