One thing which bugged me for a bit was not being able to trace to the output panel using trace(). However, FlashDevelop has its own method of tracing messages to the output panel.
Just add import org.flashdevelop.utils.FlashConnect;to your code and whenever you want to trace a message to the output panel, simply use FlashConnect.trace('your message');
That’s it.
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Although I have played with it in the past, I have started developing using FlashDevelop, which is “a free and open source (MIT license) code editor”.
It is a fantastic environment for ActionScript 3.0 coding and the compilation of SWF files. A big advantage of coding in FlashDevelop apposed to the Flash IDE is speed, code completion and code generation. FlashDevelop is an alternative to Adobe Flex which costs around US$250 and FlashDevelop uses the Flex SDK anyway.
I still use the Flash IDE and timeline based coding, however, I feel that completely dynamic projects are best compiled in FlashDevelop.
Have a look at FlashDevelop’s features or view the feature tour.
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