Re: [Asunit-users] Sys.println()

[Daniel W. <dwa...@fl...>]

Hey Luke,

I did upgrade to 2.5, and tried all permutations with the checkbox. What 
exactly do you mean by "display Sys.println calls directly in the UI" 
out of curiousity.

display Sys.println calls directly in the UI


In any case, Its still not working. When I try the following in a fresh 
FLA, I see that Sys.println does exist as expected

trace("sys: "+Sys.println);
Sys.println("test");


I suspect it is nothing that you guys are doing, but something I did 
wedged LocalConnection on my machine. I was working with that when 
Sys.println stopped working. My LC is working on my project now, but it 
seems buggy. It could still be my code, but I suspect some really 
low-level bug.  If anyone has a deep, low-level understanding of how 
LocalConnection works, contact me off-line from the list.

Thanks!
-D




Luke Bayes wrote:

>Hey Dan,
>
>It's working for me. Have you actually updated to the newest installer?
>
>There is now a checkbox in the bottom of the AsUnit Ui that allows you
>to display Sys.println calls directly in the UI. If this is unchecked
>and the UI is running as a Panel in the Flash IDE, then the messages
>will be sent to the Output Window.
>
>This enhancement was mainly added so that Flex developers could use
>the AsUnit framework without running the Flash IDE at all.
>
>You can even open it from here if you're building a flex app, or just
>don't want it in the IDE: (Just make sure it's the first and only
>instance of the AsUnit Ui)
>
>http://www.asunit.com/AsUnitUi.swf
>
>After running an installation, there can be some strange behavior with
>the AsUnit Panel opening and closing so that it's in a different state
>when you use TestMovie. Once you get the TestMovie view set up so that
>the AsUnit panel is visible. you might need to hit the "Refresh"
>button found in the AsUnit Ui.
>
>At least on Windows, you can set it up so that the panel is collapsed
>during editing, but expanded during testing. I'm not sure about Mac.
>
>I know that this can be a little strange, but there is weirdness in
>the way Flash MX treats panels, TestMovie and in how the
>LocalConnection Object is treated when the panel is opened and closed.
>
>I hope that helps - please let me know if it doesn't.
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>Luke Bayes
>www.asunit.com
>  
>