Flash CS5 component code hints?

Does anyone know how to get code hinting to work with Flash CS5 components? Even when the components are imported it stilll doesn't give any code hinting.

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[Flash CS5.5] code hint is not showing

Hi all, i'm having problem with the code hint in flash cs5.5, the hint doesn't show when i'm using AS3, it should work everytime when i type, and i've tried most of the method on the web, also in this forum, but it doesnt work for me, the code hint show some time and not, please help!

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Export Flash CS5 component to Flash Builder

Hello there .
I'm having some troubles exporting a movieClip made in Flash CS5 Professionnal to Flash Builder.
I created a simple movieclip name test : rectangle and textinput inside name "title", then command ->convert symbol for Flex. Everything looks good. I publish the .swc and import it in Flash Builder.
Everything is good when I just add the MovieClip :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" minWidth="955" minHeight="600" xmlns:local="*">
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but when I try to set a value to the title <local:test title="Title" />, I get the following error : (sorry it's in french =O)
Description Resource Path Location Type
Initialiseur pour 'test' : les valeurs du type flash.text.TextField ne peuvent pas être représentées dans le texte. TestComponent.mxml /TestComponent/src line 5 Erreur Flex
Google translate:
Description Resource Path Location Type
Initializer for 'test': values of type flash.text.TextField can not be represented in the text.TestComponent.mxml / TestComponent / src line 5 Error Flex
There are a lot of tutorial showing how to integrate Flash Builder & Flash Cs5 but not so much tutorial about how you can import Flash CS5 component into Flash builder :/
Hope you can help me

Nevermind stupid question
title points on TextField and not on .text property... of course -.-

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I had been using flash builder as an as3 editor and compiling from flash builder. The Flash Professional Project in Flash Builder seems perfect. It will give me the flexibility to compile from Flash Professional, or compile from the flex sdk, use breakpoints, have all my files nicely in the package explorer.
However, it has been a terrible terrible experience. For some reason code hinting is completely turned off on all levels in Flash Professional Projects. I have been looking in every preference panel trying to figure out why this is happening. If it is actually the case that you get no code hinting whatsoever then they really should not have even bothered adding this into Flash Builder because coding in this fashion is a joke.
However, I am still optimistic about it. Can someone help me turn on code hinting?

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I'm messing around in DW CS5 and I'm trying to get coding hinting to work for jQuery. I setup the standard function $(document).ready(function...
But now hinting. I even try ctrl + space but only get the standard javascript code hints. Do I have to set this up in the site-specific code hint option?
Thanks for the help.

Hmm.
Ok. Here's what I did.
I created a folder in my documents and added the latest version of jquery.
Added the folder to my site specific code hint and created a new js file and tried but again only the standard javascript is poping up.
Can you step me through the process?
Thanks.

Can't Install Flash CS5 - Exit Code:7

Hey guys I've tried multiple times installing adobe flash cs5, and everytime I get the same problem. I'l post the log below.
I noticed though, when I selected Spanish, as the language I want it installed in it worked and installed perfectly, but when I select English (NA) then it refuses to work.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Exit Code: 7
-------------------------------------- Summary --------------------------------------
- 0 fatal error(s), 66 error(s), 65 warning(s)
WARNING: Payload {93EE4FE8-6892-11DF-9F6A-6A14DFD72085} AdobeHelp is already installed and the session payload {3BF96AC2-0CA1-11DF-B07B-459956D89593} AdobeHelp has no upgrage/conflict relationship with it.
WARNING: OS requirements not met for {694213D7-1E0E-4C8F-B822-E2E3680C0FCE}
WARNING: OS requirements not met for {CFC9F871-7C40-40B6-BE4A-B98A5B309716}
WARNING: Payload cannot be installed due to dependent operation failure
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ERROR: Verifying payload integerity : Failed with code 1
ERROR: MsiConfigureProductEx failed with error: 1612 - The installation source for this product is not available. Verify that the source exists and that you can access it.
MSI Error message:
ERROR: The following payload errors were found during install:
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ERROR: - Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Media Player: Install failed
ERROR: - SiteCatalyst NetAverages: Install failed
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ERROR: - Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Bridge CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - Microsoft_VC80_ATL_x86: Install failed
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ERROR: - AdobePDFL x64 CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - DeviceCentral_DeviceCentral3LP-en_US: Install failed
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ERROR: - Adobe XMP Panels CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Player for Embedding: Install failed
ERROR: - AIR2 For Adobe Flash Pro: Failed due to Language Pack installation failure
ERROR: - Photoshop Camera Raw: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeColorCommonSetCMYK: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeHelp: Install failed
ERROR: - Camera Profiles Installer: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Flash Player 10 Plugin: Install failed
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ERROR: - PDF Settings CS5: Install failed
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ERROR: - AdobeColorCommonSetRGB: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Player for Embedding x64: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Flash Player 10 ActiveX: Install failed
ERROR: - Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86_x64: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe CSXS Extensions CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeOutputModule: Install failed
ERROR: - Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86_x64: Install failed
ERROR: - Microsoft_VC80_CRT_x86: Install failed
ERROR: - AIR2 For Adobe Flash Pro_AIR2_Flash11-en_US: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeCMaps x64 CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeTypeSupport x64 CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x86_x64: Install failed
ERROR: - DynamiclinkSupport: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe WinSoft Linguistics Plugin CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe WinSoft Linguistics Plugin CS5 x64: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobePDFL CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeCMaps CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe SwitchBoard 2.0: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Flash CS5: Failed due to Language Pack installation failure
ERROR: - Microsoft_VC80_MFC_x86: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeColorNA CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - Pixel Bender Toolkit: Install failed
ERROR: - Microsoft_VC80_MFCLOC_x86: Install failed
ERROR: - Players For Adobe Flash Pro: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe Extension Manager CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - AdobeJRE: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit CS5: Install failed
ERROR: - TLF For Adobe Flash Pro: Install failed
ERROR: - Adobe AIR: Install failed

Installer seems to be failing to install 'Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.msi'. So in the installer lookup for this file at following path and double click to install it explicitly -
'payloads\Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86\Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.msi'
If it prompts for the path point to itself (i.e. Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.msi). It would get installed successfully.
Now re-run the full installer.

Adobe Flash CC 2014 Code Hint - Unable to build code hint cache...

Hello! I just downloaded and tried to use Flash CC 2014. Code Hinting doesn't work! So I tried some way to bring it back. And the following solution worked:
1. Quit Flash
2. Delete Code Hint Folder: C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Adobe\Flash CC 2014\en_US\Configuration\CodeModel
3. Open Flash and create a new document. Edit => Preferences => Code Editor. Change "Cache Files" to 1500
4. write: import<space>
You should see that warning: "Building Code Hint Cache...". If not, press Ctrl + <Space>
5. Wait 1 minute and enjoy your code hinting
Hope this help for someone...
(Sorry for my poor English)

I have the very same problem, Im on OSX though (Mavericks), but I found the CodeModel folder in Library/Application Support/Adobe... and deleted it.
Followed all the steps and nothing still happens when I type import followed by the spacebar. I havent seen any "cache being built" messages.
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Just installed the new Flash CS5 trial and code hinting doesn't appear to be working! I have added all my custom class paths in to the AS3 source paths, but I don't get any code hinting for any of these just the same old code hinting you get in CS4. Am I doing something wrong or does it just not work?
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The reason everyone gives for AS3 is that AS2 was buggy.
I don't think so. AS3 is a better language, better designed, more consistent, more powerful. I would switch to AS3 for that, not because of bugs - but I don't know what's the reason behind everyone's choice.
AS2 was not buggy, people were writing buggy scripts
AS2 was buggy. Maybe people were writing buggy scripts too, but believe me it was buggy. However AS3 is at the very least equally buggy. It is better designed, more consistent, but equally buggy in its implementation.
All software have bugs, but programming languages usually undergo a stricter and more thorough revision than other kinds of sofware because the consequences of bugs in a programming language are more disastrous.
But that's not the case of ActionScript. Maybe because of its history and its legacy, or maybe because Adobe was always dedicated to completely different kinds of software, like PhotoShop, Premiere and the like, and suddenly dove into the business of developing a programming language without having the know-how.
The level of bugginess of ActionScript is amazing. I work with actionscript daily and there's no day that I don't run 4 ot 5 times into some problem due to some bug. Not that I discover new bugs every day, just run into them - sometimes they are already reported, other times they are not.
Why should something that took one line of code (clicking on a movieClip
to move to a frame) now take 5 or more lines of code (creating a
listener object, assigning a listener object, writing a function).
It often happens that a language that is in the overall more elegant, consistent and compact, turns out to need a bit more of code for doing the simplest things. Maybe what could be done with 1 line of code now takes 5, but things that took 1000 lines of cumbersome awkward tricky and hacky code can now be done with just 100 of readable and simple-to-understand code.
When I first learned Java I was surprised at the quantity of code I had to write just to make a program that would print "hello world", while in most dialects of Basic it was just:
10 PRINT "Hello world"
Would you say Basic is superior to Java in any sense?
I teach Flash at a university, both beginner and advanced users. [...]
I'll stick to AS2 in my classes.
You should think about the damage you may be doing to your students. If they are going to use ActionScript professionally, they'll have to learn AS3, rather sooner than later. So why not save them the pain to do the effort twice? If instead you are teaching them AS just for didactic purposes (i.e. for learning programming in general) and don't care about practical applications and you don't like the way AS has evolved (i.e. AS3), then consider teaching them another language, instead of an obsolete version of a current one.
AS3 is not more complicated, or difficult to learn, or less designer-friendly or non-programmer-friendly than AS2. Not at all; rather the opposite. It is more complicated and difficult to learn when you already know AS2, because you feel like everything you knew is useless - but the same can be said about learning AS2 when you already know AS3. Starting from scratch, AS3 is indeed simpler.
But this have drifted OT, sorry. Back to the topic:
It's not an app killer, just a minor inconvenience
It's a major inconvenience if writing the same amount of code takes you three times the time it should take. That in 2010 you have to spell every single property/method/class name entirely from the first to the last letter, when most of the time it should be just a matter of typing a couple of characters and hit tab, is simply ridiculous. You may as well write your code with NotePad. Flash is (among other things) an IDE - something Adobe seemed to neglect up to recently; and when they finally decided to take a step into making it work like any other decent IDE, it does not work!!
There are bigger things to complain about.
On this you are definitely right.
Using their pretty remarkable products (where would we be without PS or
DW?) is not a right, it's a (sometimes frustrating) privilege.
It's a privilege you pay for. That's when it becomes a right.
So Adobe mods, we're frustrated but only because we're all loyal users who depend on your products
(emphasis is mine)
Exactly. That's the point.
Note there's been no helpful answer from them yet: that's how much they care about loyal users who depend on their products.

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My Flash Cs5 I was Update
update say : version 11.0.1
but i view About flash : 11.0.0.485
and when I write some code : Code hint not working??
anyone answer for me about this Update version??

Hi,
The binary (Flash.exe/Flash.app) were not modified in the update. Thus, the binary version is still 11.0.0.485.
As for the code-hinting not working, what code are you using? Note, that the _mc, _xml, _array, etc. syntax no longer triggers code-hinting in Flash CS5 in ActionScript 3.0 documents. If that's not what you are doing, can you please provide more information about what code you are using?
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Hi I've got other strange problem my code hinting works almost fine the problem is that when I create my custom class object code hinting doesn't show what kind of parameters can be passed to the class constructor. It shows only "MyClass()", when i call a method like this class_object.methodName( - parameters show correctly. What can be the problem?

I do not work for Adobe, just a fellow forum dweller.
The example was made quickly because you said this:
I've tried flash builder but if there is a way to associate code directly from it to symbols on the timeline I haven't been able to find it.
Now you know how.
I'm sorry but I don't even have Flash CS6. I still use CS5.5 because I use Flash Builder 4.6 for everything I do. I merely use Flash Pro to generate quick libraries full of goodies and export a SWC to use in Flash Builder.
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I have a trial version of the Adobe Flash CS5 installed on my machine and I am unable to get code hinting to work when I'm working on AS3 files.
I've tried doing the reg fix from Lee's blog but still can't get it to work. I've also tried deleting the Flash regkey and the configuration folder but still can't get it to work.
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Windows 7 64
Intel Core 2 Duo E7200
4GB RAM DDR

Hi
I got the exact same problem.
I just received my CS5 web premium package and installed it.
For some reason, the code hinting feature does not produce anything.
It is possible to popup a general code hinting list by using CTRL+Space other
than that I get nothing.
Normally by using suffixes such as _txt, _mc etc, this should enable the
code hinting, but this does not happen.
Is it possible to break the code hinting, by installing CS5 to a different partition other than the primary (C:\)?
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file, which contains a classic text only.
The use of the . (dot) does not produce anything at all.
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Peter

(.asc) Code Hinting in Flash Professional CS5.5 || Flash Builder 4.5

Problem: I would like to enable code hinting and highlighting in either Flash Professional or Flash Builder when developing an Actionscript Communications File (.asc).
Steps Taken:
Searched Google with limited success, most signs all pointed to FMSGuru.com where one may obtain an Eclipse Plugin, but:
It was created in 2007 (likely out dated)
It has known bugs that haven't been addressed
Searched this forum / adobe's web site to find a solution, to no avail.
Posted this, now, in an attempt to put this to rest
Request: If anyone knows how I can enable FP or FB to give code hints / syntax highlighting, I would really apprecaite some direction. If not, I appreciate the fact you even read this.
Have a good one. Happy Coding.

To note, Dreamweaver has the ability to provide code hinting if I remember correctly but I'm perpetually disappointed in the FMS team for not providing even ONE item that helps in the development of server side coding for FMS. They have never provided anything and it's been up to the good will of developers for the platform to put together tools. As it is now, you'll probably never see anything better as most people (that I know of) have moved away from FMS, partially for this reason despite multiple requests that Adobe do something. Not to insult the FMS team, as they do what they have to do to pull in the paycheck, and the bean counters provide that and seem to be making most of the decisions.
ok. rant all done now

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Hi,
For some reason code hinting is not working at all in an AS3 class document in Flash CS6. It works fine on the timeline. For instance:
1. Create a new AS3 class, name it "MyClass"
2. Save the doc immediately (in CS5 code hinting would not work until the class file was saved)
3. After "class MyClass" I type " extends Movi" and press Ctrl+Space, expecting to see hints for "MovieClip" etc like it did in CS5. In CS6 I get nothing. If I type out the whole word "MovieClip" and press Ctrl+Space I still get no hints.
What might be wrong?
Thanks!
Aaron

I do not work for Adobe, just a fellow forum dweller.
The example was made quickly because you said this:
I've tried flash builder but if there is a way to associate code directly from it to symbols on the timeline I haven't been able to find it.
Now you know how.
I'm sorry but I don't even have Flash CS6. I still use CS5.5 because I use Flash Builder 4.6 for everything I do. I merely use Flash Pro to generate quick libraries full of goodies and export a SWC to use in Flash Builder.
I realize it's obvious but you did ensure your preferences had hinting both enabled and the delay set low (or zero)? I can only show you a CS5.5 preference panel, I'm not sure if it's the same. Note one important thing in this photo which is "Cache size". I have mine on 800 files which seems to be fine. If you're pointing toward a HUGE library of classes you may want to increase that number and check completion again.

Seek Bar Component Flash CS5

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Can anyone help me out as I have very little knowledge of Actionscript!
Thanks.

Hi, couldn't quite get everything in two screenshots:
1. FLV & properties:
http://gyazo.com/df0848ed58e3b86c15a9f3ea51cd13c0
2. Seekbar selected & properties
http://gyazo.com/c54da21cfc29727f2ea0a38f5d794926
3. Actionscript in "Actions" layer
http://gyazo.com/92bd65d25dff0c027a04bd3f1b62542a
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