Actionscript 2.0 Code Browsing in jEdit

Download the Code Browser plugin and place the jar file in jedit’s jars folder. Install Exuberant Ctags. On Ubunutu Linux this can be done by typing:sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags Place this .ctags file, which describes actionscript 2, in your home directory. Start Jedit and go to Plugins -> Plugin Options -> Code Browser and enter the path to exuberant ctags. On Ubuntu it is /usr/bin/ctags-exuberant. Go to Utilities -> Global Options -> Docking and then select where you want to dock the Code Browser from the dropdown....

May 26, 2006 · abowman

Open Source Flash Example Project

I’ve prepared a simple project that shows how I use MTASC, Alcon, Ant, Mozilla, on Linux to create flash movies. You could just as well run this on Windows or Mac. Before you attempt to run the ant build.xml script, take a look at it and modify the variables to match your current setup. Also, move the Alcon.htm I’ve included in the project to your Alcon folder. This should be the same folder that contains the Alcon....

May 24, 2006 · abowman

Open Source Flash Development

Over the past few months I have been experimenting with creating flash animations using completely free software for Linux and Windows. Here is what I’ve been using: jEdit – editor/IDE – http://jedit.org ANT- build tool – http://ant.apache.org/ MTASC – actionscript 2 compiler – http://www.mtasc.org/ swfmill – create asset libraries – http://iterative.org/swfmill/ Alcon – for debugging – http://fgpwiki.corewatch.net/wiki/Alcon You’ll need Java installed before you can install Jedit or Ant....

May 13, 2006 · abowman

Install and configure jEdit

Download the java-based installer from http://www.jedit.org/?page=download In a terminal, cd to the directory you downloaded jedit to and enter the command: java -jar jedit43pre3install.jar Linux users might want to run the installer as the root user so that it&#8217;s installed for all users.</li> * You should be able to start jedit by typing jedit in a terminal. If your system doesn&#8217;t recognize the command, you might have to add the directory the jedit executable is located in to your PATH environmental variable....

May 11, 2006 · abowman