I opened the bundle but I couldn't figure out how to do it...
Any ideas?
I don't have CS5 installed so I can't sort this.
However it should be really easy, look for asd.rb, notice that it has various language references inside ie FlashCS4LangReference, FlashCS3LangReference. Copy and paste the CS4 one and create FlashCS5LangReference and specify the appropriate variables.
Then in 'ASD.find', just after the flex docs add
fl5 = FlashCS5LangReference.new results << fl5.search(word) if fl5.usable
The only problem is likely to be if Adobe have changed the format of the main docs index file. They did this between CS3 and 4 and it required changes to how we search. This was abstracted into a couple of regular expressions which you may need to specify again. Either way it would be good if you could supply any changes, via github or a patch to this list.
Cheers, Simon
On Thursday, 7 July 2011 at 02:19, pier25 wrote:
I opened the bundle but I couldn't figure out how to do it...
Any ideas?
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The problem I ran into was getting, then finding, the local documentation. I tend to simply open an HTML window with documentation in it, and just keep that around when working in TM for AS3, so this may or may not be applicable to the search functionality. I wrote up how I got to the HTML docs here: http://summitprojectsflashblog.wordpress.com/2010/11/10/get-offline-as3-docu...
In short, you have to open the help application, change your preferences to download help content, download it, then find it in a strange location on your hard disk.
+dru
On Jul 7, 2011, at 1:40 AM, Simon Gregory wrote:
I don't have CS5 installed so I can't sort this.
However it should be really easy, look for asd.rb, notice that it has various language references inside ie FlashCS4LangReference, FlashCS3LangReference. Copy and paste the CS4 one and create FlashCS5LangReference and specify the appropriate variables.
Then in 'ASD.find', just after the flex docs add
fl5 = FlashCS5LangReference.new results << fl5.search(word) if fl5.usable
The only problem is likely to be if Adobe have changed the format of the main docs index file. They did this between CS3 and 4 and it required changes to how we search. This was abstracted into a couple of regular expressions which you may need to specify again. Either way it would be good if you could supply any changes, via github or a patch to this list.
Cheers, Simon
On Thursday, 7 July 2011 at 02:19, pier25 wrote:
I opened the bundle but I couldn't figure out how to do it...
Any ideas?
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Thanks for the heads up on this Dru.
If the docs aren't bundled with the CS5 installer then there's little reason to go to any extra trouble getting them. The help command was only rigged to find them as a convenience. Sounds like it would be easier to grab the Flex SDK then build the docs manually using their included ant task.
Cheers, Simon
On Thursday, 7 July 2011 at 17:21, Dru Kepple wrote:
The problem I ran into was getting, then finding, the local documentation. I tend to simply open an HTML window with documentation in it, and just keep that around when working in TM for AS3, so this may or may not be applicable to the search functionality. I wrote up how I got to the HTML docs here: http://summitprojectsflashblog.wordpress.com/2010/11/10/get-offline-as3-docu...
In short, you have to open the help application, change your preferences to download help content, download it, then find it in a strange location on your hard disk.
+dru
On Jul 7, 2011, at 1:40 AM, Simon Gregory wrote:
I don't have CS5 installed so I can't sort this.
However it should be really easy, look for asd.rb, notice that it has various language references inside ie FlashCS4LangReference, FlashCS3LangReference. Copy and paste the CS4 one and create FlashCS5LangReference and specify the appropriate variables.
Then in 'ASD.find', just after the flex docs add
fl5 = FlashCS5LangReference.new results << fl5.search(word) if fl5.usable
The only problem is likely to be if Adobe have changed the format of the main docs index file. They did this between CS3 and 4 and it required changes to how we search. This was abstracted into a couple of regular expressions which you may need to specify again. Either way it would be good if you could supply any changes, via github or a patch to this list.
Cheers, Simon
On Thursday, 7 July 2011 at 02:19, pier25 wrote:
I opened the bundle but I couldn't figure out how to do it...
Any ideas?
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pier25 wrote:
I opened the bundle but I couldn't figure out how to do it...
Any ideas?
Answering to myself cause I found the solution here:
http://summitprojectsflashblog.wordpress.com/2010/11/10/get-offline-as3-docu...
;)
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