Maintaining Your Help Files
Creating help to be integrated into Flash MX is a straightforward process and will gain you high marks from developers that use your components. The downside is that it is a very time consuming process to create and maintain the needed XML files by hand.
Keeping the reference help and code hint files up to date can be a daunting task. If you are serious about developing and distributing MX components we recommend that you take a look at FlashDoc. With a few simple comment tags placed in your ActionScript source code, FlashDoc will generate the necessary XML files for you. At the time of this writing, FlashDoc is available as a free web service from www.cybersage.com.
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Added: 2002-09-20 Rating: 8 Votes: 14 |
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| Paul Gubbay, CEO Jason Williams, CTO CyberSage Software specializes in building highly innovative XML, Flash and JAVA-based software products for developers and graphic artists. CyberSage technology is designed to solve real world problems with an emphasis on innovative XML solutions. Current offerings include Firefly for Flash and FlashDoc. |
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