[osflash] ASDT syntax checking OS X

[Scott Whittaker]

Hi Martin,

I gave it a couple more tries over the weekend but can't seem to get it to
work. I backed up and removed the previous ASDT files from the plugins and
features folders, then copied over the latest build files from the .zip you
provided a link to.

At first I tried the default configuration which was to use a custom
compiler which was pointed to my existing MTASC installation, and checked
that compile on save was checked. I then typed some random letters at the
end of a line of code and saved, but nothing showed up in the problems
panel.

Next, I switched the compiler to the built-in ASDT compiler and tried again
with no result. Finally I changed the permissions on the file you specified
and tried again with still no result. Each time I restarted Eclipse from the
Terminal with the -clean command.

Of course I am assuming that ASDT still reports errors to the Problems panel
and not some custom panel - I tried a few of the custom panels but none of
them seemed to fit the bill.

An examination of the Error Log view lists two errors when I save or
compile:

ERROR org.eclipse.jface.text.reconciler.MonoReconciler
org.asdt.editor.internal.strategies.ASReconcilingStrategy - Cached type is
null in reconciler

and

ERROR main org.asdt.editor.ActionScript2Editor - doSave cachedType is null.

Hope this helps,

Scott


On 31/05/07, Martin Wood-Mitrovski <flashdev at relivethefuture.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Scott (and any other ASDT test release on OSX users) I just found out
> that
> there is a permissions issue that could be preventing the bundled compiler
> from
> running.
>
> Until I find a solution for making sure that the binary has the correct
> permissions, you can manually set the permissions of
>
> eclipse/plugins/org.asdt.mtasc_1.0.0/dist/mtasc-osx
>
> to allow everyone to execute, i guess you can use the finder or from a
> terminal:
>
> sudo chmod a+x mtasc-osx
>
> (you might not need a+x, actually it would help me to know what
> permissions it
> actually comes with when you install it, which user and group and the
> permission
> flags..)
>
> anyway hopefully that will get things rolling.
>
> thanks,
>
> Martin
>
>
> Scott Whittaker wrote:
> > OK I'll try it over the weekend. Thanks!
>
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