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| Page | Date | Description | Tags |
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| ActionStep | 2007/02/19 07:56 | project, actionstep Summary * Homepage : <http://actionstep.org> * License : ActionStep is an Actionscript 2.0 implementation of a subset of the OpenStep Application Kit. The intent is to create an open-source component framework for writing Rich Internet Applications for the Flash Player. | project, actionstep |
| Guidelines | actionstep, documentation Use Tab’s rather then Spaces for white space. Rationale - individuals can then tailor their editing environment to to set whatever number of spaces they like for each tab. Always use braces around block statements, even if it is a single statement. | actionstep, documentation | |
| ActionStep Features | actionstep, documentation This page lists the various links to pages which document certain features, sorted alphabetically. * Arrays * Binding * Combo Boxes * Debugging * Exceptions * Images * Modal Sessions * RPC * Views | actionstep, documentation | |
| Arrays | actionstep, documentation The NSArray class is the most commonly used collection class used in ActionStep. It provides methods to query, modify, sort and filter a collection of objects. It is a big step up from ActionScript’s native Array class. | actionstep, documentation | |
| Binding | actionstep, documentation Binding consists of a few different technologies and techniques. Accessing properties based on string “keys” is called Key-Value Coding (KVC). Observing property changes using string “keys” is called Key-Value Observing (KVO). | actionstep, documentation | |
| Combo Boxes | actionstep, documentation A combo box, otherwise known in the Aqua docs as a “combination box” are useful to display a limited set of data from which the user can choose from. Related Classes * org.actionstep.NSComboBox * org.actionstep.NSComboBoxCell * org.actionstep.NSComboBoxCellDataSource * org.actionstep.NSComboBoxCellSearchingDataSource | actionstep, documentation | |
| Debugging | actionstep, documentation ActionStep comes with ASDebugger which, besides handling trace messages, also allows you to work with stacks using hamtasc. Tracing TODO Compiling with hamtasc ASDebugger has some methods that takes advantage of HAMTASC - Hacking Mtasc‘s auto trace features. | actionstep, documentation | |
| Exceptions | actionstep, documentation ActionStep supports exceptions through the following classes: * org.actionstep.NSException * org.actionstep.ASDebugger This document explain how this is done. Please note that from now onwards, trace refers to ASDebugger.trace, or any other ASDebugger trace functions. You can do this by compiling with mtasc and using the -trace switch. For example, | actionstep, documentation | |
| Images | actionstep, documentation ActionStep has rather strong support for images using Cocoa’s model. It is possible to load images from a URL, symbol, or a bitmap. Basically, an image is made up of 2 classes: * NSImage * NSImageRep By extending NSImageRep, you can add more functionality without having to change NSImage. | actionstep, documentation | |
| Modal Sessions | actionstep, documentation This page provides implementation-specific information on modal sessions and sheets. General Callback Stack variable/method callback selector m_modalCallback/Selector NSApplication modalWin NSApplication.modalSession() <callback> <selector> Sheet Callback Stack | actionstep, documentation | |
| RPC | actionstep, documentation The ActionStep framework contains a Remote Procedure Call (RPC) package, made up of both abstract and concrete classes. Currently there are the following implementations of the above package: * Remoting for Flash * xmlrpc * soap | actionstep, documentation | |
| Views | actionstep, documentation This page attempts to explain view programming for ActionScript developers. MovieClip structure Unless you’re themeing, you almost never have to deal with MovieClips in ActionStep. Everything is handled for you. An instance of NSView, or just referred to as a view, contains 2 important MovieClips: | actionstep, documentation | |
| ActionStep FAQs | actionstep, faq * Databinding FAQ * Menu FAQ * Predicates FAQ - Collection filtering information. | actionstep, faq | |
| ActionStep Roadmap | actionstep, roadmap ActionStep development started in April 2005. Since that time we have made significant progress. The goal is to implement as much of the OpenStep component model as makes sense for Flash and reach a 1.0 status by the late fall of 2005. To support this, monthly releases will start beginning at the end of August 2005. | actionstep, roadmap | |
| Getting quick and dirty with ActionStep | This page will host either tutorials for ActionStep, or links to tutorial offered offsite. Ok, so you just want to get the code base right now, and start doing stuff with ActionStep. This is way too big to fit here, so go here: Quick Start Guide | actionstep, tutorial |