disable trace

When you test your applications for performance, ensure that you use the standard version of Flash Player rather than the debugger version of Flash Player, if possible. The debugger version of Player provides support for the trace() method and the Logging API. Using logging or the trace() method can significantly slow player performance, because the player must write log entries to disk while running the application.

If you do use the debugger version of Flash Player, you can disable logging and the trace() method by setting the TraceOutputFileEnable property to 0 in your mm.cfg file. You can keep trace() logging working, but disable the Logging API that you might be using in your application, by setting the logging level of the TraceTarget logging target to NONE, as the following example shows:


myLogger.log(LogEventLevel.NONE, s);

For performance testing, consider writing run-time test results to text components in the application rather than calling the trace() method so that you can use the standard version of Flash Player and not the debugger version of Flash Player.

Installing and Configuring SVN and Trac on Windows

http://www.creative-restraint.co.uk/blog/index.cfm/2007/7/19/Installing-and-Configuring-SVN-and-Trac-on-Windows

Posted At : 19 July 2007 13:50 | Posted By : Andy Allan
Related Categories: Trac,Subversion

At the risk of doing my company (Fuzzy Orange) out of business, I thought I would blog about how to set up SVN and Trac on Windows.

There has been a lot of discussion on this at the ScottishCFUG Google Group, and as much as I'd love to just say "Use Linux, it's easier", some folks aren't in that position.

So here it is:

Installing and Configuring SVN and Trac on Windows

Please leave comments, suggestions, questions, problems, etc here and I'll do my best to answer you.

flex ObjectUtil.toString()

http://www.cynergysystems.com/blogs/page/andrewtrice?entry=objectutil_stop_debugging_the_old

trace( ObjectUtil.toString( myObject ) );

FlashDevelop trace code snippet

Then open <FD>/settings/MainMenu.xml, and add in the InsertMenu:

Code:

<button label="&amp;Trace(clipboard)" click="InsertSnippet" tag="trace" shortcut="Ctrl|Shift|V" />

Now you can copy (Ctrl+C) a variable and paste (Ctrl+Shift+V) the trace() statement