snowbunny
10-02-2008, 05:57 PM
Hi,
This is something that causes me huge headaches and wastes loads of time.
Often, when I edit an actionScript class in FlexBuilder and rebuild, the new code is completely ignored. If I debug the application, I will see the variables set from the original code, rather than the new version's variables.
It usually takes ages to make FlexBuilder compile the application with the correct code, and I'm still not sure what makes it do this... sometimes forcing a compilation error in the code seems to work (although sometimes this error, such as incorrectly renaming a function is ignored in compilation!). Sometimes editing a file which references this class seems to stop this "caching". But not always.
Can anyone shed any light on what's happening, and why?
I'm using the standalone FlexBuilder, version 3.0, build 3.0.194161 on Windows.
Thanks for your help.
This is something that causes me huge headaches and wastes loads of time.
Often, when I edit an actionScript class in FlexBuilder and rebuild, the new code is completely ignored. If I debug the application, I will see the variables set from the original code, rather than the new version's variables.
It usually takes ages to make FlexBuilder compile the application with the correct code, and I'm still not sure what makes it do this... sometimes forcing a compilation error in the code seems to work (although sometimes this error, such as incorrectly renaming a function is ignored in compilation!). Sometimes editing a file which references this class seems to stop this "caching". But not always.
Can anyone shed any light on what's happening, and why?
I'm using the standalone FlexBuilder, version 3.0, build 3.0.194161 on Windows.
Thanks for your help.