Use Long instead of long. I had them both (it may be useful so that we
know if we're streaming an object or just 8 bytes of value) but Windows
couldn't fucking tell them apart (case insensitivity) so I nixed one.
Reference some more marshallers in the client so that the classes will
be compiled in.. gawd.
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I'm now pounding my head against new limitations that I'd not seen before, now
that the Client class that I'm using is not in the presents.client package.
Macromedia can go fuck themselves with a hot poker.
The .swf is already 200k and I've barely begun working on UI elements.
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- started making chat UI stuff
- upgraded SimpleMap some to use the new Dictionary class
- Lots of experimenting with attaching functions to interface implementations.
I've upgraded to the new beta of Flex and it's giving me the pain. There's
new compiler bugs and I am working blind right now.
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We can revert these statements when/if that bug gets fixed.
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Setting up a prototype const doesn't work, which is possibly a compiler bug.
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- There seems to be a compiler bug that causes classes to be
imported spuriously, or something. Classes that import only one of the Log
classes are complaining about visibility of more than one of them.
- static constants are not inherited by subclasses, which is super annoying.
I will try switching to prototype consts, but there seems to be a problem
initializing those, and we don't want to make them vars...
- The fact that there are no inner classes combined with no method overloading
is making things very inconvenient. I've been experimenting with faking
an anonymous class by instantiating a dynamic object and attaching
functions to it, but it's not working. I'll continue experimenting, because
if we can't do this then someone shoot me.
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Made ObserverList work with a passed-in function, actionscript style.
I might reconsider some earlier decisions to go away from ObserverList.
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Created adapters for invocation services so that I can do inner-class like
things by passing references to private functions out to an external entity.
I will see if it's possible to merge my adapter with the marshallers
because it's still to have multiple wrappy classes.
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Never in my life have I spent so much time debugging so little.
I think the flash player is full of bugs, I've learned to just run
everything two or three times and chase the error that happens the most. Fun!
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I'm to the point where I need to go back to array streaming and straighten
that out.
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- There is no such thing as Comparable in ActionScript, I had made my own,
but String (one of the most common keys) couldn't implement it, and String
is a final class (like in Java). It would be a huge inconvenience to have
to wrap String objects.
- The language also has no .equals() method in the base class. The strict
equality operator (===) works like equals() except that objects that
aren't one of the base types (String, Number, Boolean, int) are compared
by reference. I added a "Equalable" interface, if the key in a DSet
implements that interface then equals() is called, otherwise the strict
equality operator is used.
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'protected' members can be accessed by subclasses, but ONLY subclasses:
other classes in the same package don't have visibility, unlike in Java.
I think I got screwed up when protected members were not accessible
to other classes in the same package.
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new wacky things (and possible compiler bugs) on the way.
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subtracting 4 from the length of the frame and fixing the reading
of fields for which we have a basic streamer.
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Ray Greenwell