Check coding guidelines?

Hi,
as a java and python developer I'm used to check coding
guidelines (semi-)automatically with tools like checkstyle or
pylint. But I haven't found a similar tool for ActionScript. I did
find coding guidelines like
http://blog.dclick.com.br/2007/02/13/adobe_flex_coding_guidelines_english/
by Fabio Terracini, but no tools.
Does a lint-/checkstyle-like tool exist? Do I use the wrong
search criteria at google/google-groups? Has someone "hacked" a
java/javascript-tool to support ActionScript?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Uwe

There is not checkstyle tool yet for ActionScript 3 out
there.
For coding quidelines, there is no strict coding quidelines
imposed on developers by Adobe
You already found the only known publicly shared coding
quidelines made by one of the commercial company..
Within my company, we had created a set of coding quidelines
that is partly documented on internal Wiki, but we never had taken
care of making those code guidelines public...
Sorry for the little developement in this area, but AFAIK
that the way it is currently in ActionScript 3 world...

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