Current Work in the path is apparently not escaped properly, as the “New From Template” does work in ~. I looked at template_machine.rb, but I don’t know ruby so I’m struggling to find the right bit/command to escape.

typeregexp = /\s*(\b#{reference.tos}\b)\s:\s(\w+)/

@Aaron and @lauritz – Since your posts I’ve modified the bundle so textmate shouldn’t have any trouble sourcing the correct files. But you have to update to the most recent version.

@Don I’m not sure I understand how you want to substitute trace() could you clarify?

@Icek TMAS3LIB_PATH is gone because there was opposition to linking against a library that could change independently of source within a project. It is best practice to include your libraries in a project as it gives you the opportunity to fix the library revision you compile against. However it was an opt in variable and the people who set would have been conscious that it was done. But as it was only handy when set globally (in the app preferences) it makes it really difficult to ignore if you want to override it at project level. Swings and roundabouts, so it was simpler to drop it.

premature end of char-class: /\s(\b[“s”, “t”, “a”, “g”, “e”, “\b)\s:\s*(\w+)/

Location:

/Users/dylansmith/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Support/lib/as3/parsers/classparser.rb:789:in determine_type_locally' /Users/dylansmith/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Support/lib/as3/parsers/class_parser.rb:838:indeterminetypeall’ /Users/dylansmith/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Support/lib/as3/parsers/classparser.rb:853:in determine_type_at_level' /Users/dylansmith/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Support/lib/as3/parsers/class_parser.rb:900:insearchancestor’ /Users/dylansmith/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Support/lib/as3/parsers/classparser.rb:967:in determine_type' /Users/dylansmith/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Support/lib/as3/parsers/class_parser.rb:1010:inload’ /Users/dylansmith/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/ActionScript 3.tmbundle/Support/bin/complete.rb:24:in `’

I’m using 1.9.2, by the way. Get in touch if I can help debug this with you.

Dylan

I know this comment dont realy reply to the post headline but I wanted to aske some questions about the as3 bundle: First: since I’m pretty much a novis of Actionscript I’m getting confused about all the different ways (and editors) to use for writing AS and AS-Projects. So How I use TM with AS AND Flash(because of the components) is as follows: 1) I create a folder: 2) I create a .fla file out of Flash CS3 put it in that folder 3) I create a Project in TM (not out of the AS3-Project template, just a generic one!) save it in folder 4) Create classes in the TM Project. 5) Run my Fla out of Flash (using a class as Document class).

My question is now: Sometimes I need a quick way to test some Classes. So how can I make it possible to use a substitute for the “trace” statment out of flash which I kind of like :)?

I really appreciate all your work on this bundle.

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