Comments on: FAME Chronicles #1: Long Classpaths & Local Var Declarations http://jessewarden.com/2005/04/fame-chronicles-1-long-classpaths-local-var-declarations.html A blog on software development, technology, games & movies. Sat, 11 Oct 2008 07:18:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: rob http://jessewarden.com/2005/04/fame-chronicles-1-long-classpaths-local-var-declarations.html#comment-2583 rob Wed, 08 Jun 2005 19:00:02 +0000 http://jessewarden.com/?p=794#comment-2583 re the inner variables, and not retyping them, guess thats ok - can understand its not really good programming -as per 'Local variables scoping' on the mtasc.org website) what i've found a pain is nested functions,which seem a different issue from the mtasc.org website > that certainly stops a lot of code compiling on a current project I tried to use MTASC on - and a pain reworking the code to get rid of nested function which work ok on MM IDE (and are used in say Moock's book) I sort of understand the difficulty the compiler has - but surely if the number of { does not equal the number of closing } it could stop proceedings then MM IDE can generate 71 consequent errors when you forget a paranthesis - but no-one has suggested nested functions are intrinsically bad seems a problem to me re the inner variables, and not retyping them, guess thats ok - can understand its not really good programming -as per ‘Local variables scoping’ on the mtasc.org website)

what i’ve found a pain is nested functions,which seem a different issue

from the mtasc.org website
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that certainly stops a lot of code compiling on a current project I tried to use MTASC on - and a pain reworking the code to get rid of nested function which work ok on MM IDE (and are used in say Moock’s book)

I sort of understand the difficulty the compiler has - but surely if the number of { does not equal the number of closing } it could stop proceedings then
MM IDE can generate 71 consequent errors when you forget a paranthesis - but no-one has suggested nested functions are intrinsically bad

seems a problem to me

]]> By: JesterXL http://jessewarden.com/2005/04/fame-chronicles-1-long-classpaths-local-var-declarations.html#comment-2582 JesterXL Fri, 13 May 2005 21:12:11 +0000 http://jessewarden.com/?p=794#comment-2582 No, haven't tried that, but will now that you brought up the idea!!! No, haven’t tried that, but will now that you brought up the idea!!!

]]> By: r0main http://jessewarden.com/2005/04/fame-chronicles-1-long-classpaths-local-var-declarations.html#comment-2581 r0main Fri, 13 May 2005 11:29:08 +0000 http://jessewarden.com/?p=794#comment-2581 Jester, did you manage to have FAME (MTASC part) compiling AS files with Flex core classes ? Jester,
did you manage to have FAME (MTASC part) compiling AS files with Flex core classes ?

]]> By: Andre Fuller http://jessewarden.com/2005/04/fame-chronicles-1-long-classpaths-local-var-declarations.html#comment-2580 Andre Fuller Tue, 10 May 2005 22:29:26 +0000 http://jessewarden.com/?p=794#comment-2580 I experienced the exact same thing! At work, I got sick of the MM compiler lunch breaks, so i got a 'FAME' setup going, and now I don't even have time sip my coffee. About the local vars, I initially thought it was complete hogwash myself, until i asked a uber-programmer/coworker about it and he corrected me. Dude, it's like deja vu... I experienced the exact same thing!
At work, I got sick of the MM compiler lunch breaks, so i got a ‘FAME’ setup going, and now I don’t even have time sip my coffee. About the local vars, I initially thought it was complete hogwash myself, until i asked a uber-programmer/coworker about it and he corrected me.

Dude, it’s like deja vu…

]]> By: I am the walrus http://jessewarden.com/2005/04/fame-chronicles-1-long-classpaths-local-var-declarations.html#comment-2579 I am the walrus Sat, 30 Apr 2005 21:06:15 +0000 http://jessewarden.com/?p=794#comment-2579 I compiled my Final Fantasy 3 flash emulator today and voila! It compile in .3 nanoseconds with only 2000 warnings. I compiled my Final Fantasy 3 flash emulator today and voila! It compile in .3 nanoseconds with only 2000 warnings.

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