[Papervision3D] Xray logger fixed...

[John Grden]

hmmm that's wierd - usually that means that the constructor has not been
made "public" in as3

I'll sync on my machine here and check it out, thanks Yaakov

On 1/7/07, Yaakov Albietz <yalbietz at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> followed your instructions, and got the following compiler error:
> C:\Program
> Files\FlashDevelop\Library\com\blitzagency\xray\logger\XrayLog.as: Error: A
> file found in a source-path must have an externally visible definition. If a
> definition in the file is meant to be externally visible, please put the
> definition in a package.
>
> any ideas?
>
> On 1/7/07, John Grden <neoriley at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I just committed to the as3 repository the fix for Xray logger if anyone
> > is interested in using it.
> >
> > Basically, the problem was in how I "trick" the debug player into giving
> > me the err.getStackTrace().  I cause a bogus error when a new log is
> > sent for tracing so that the debug player will give me the stack trace and I
> > can tell the user what class and method made the call (think MTASC tracing
> > if you've ever tried that).
> >
> > Anyway, with the regulare player (standalone or web), r16 allowed the
> > sloppy way in which I was trying to see if a stack trace existed.  Now it's
> > updated with hasOwnProperty() check on the err object and another try/catch
> > with another method and bingo, works great again :)
> >
> > To use, its very simple:
> > import com.blitzagency.xray.logger.XrayLog;
> >
> > private var log:XrayLog = new XrayLog();
> >
> > //... usage:
> >
> > log.debug("string message"[, object]);
> > log.info("string message"[, object]);
> > log.warn("string message"[, object]);
> > log.error("string message"[, object]);
> > log.fatal("string message"[, object]);
> >
> > the 2nd argument is optional, and will be recursed completely.
> >
> > tracing a target camera, gives me this in the output:
> >
> > log.debug("camera", camera);
> > //.... output
> >
> > (228)
> > camera
> > 0: [Object]
> >     name: sort
> >     value: true
> >     type: Boolean
> > 1: [Object]
> >     name: zoom
> >     value: 1.3
> >     type: Number
> > 2: [Object]
> >     name: focus
> >     value: 500
> >     type: Number
> > 3: [Object]
> >     name: sin
> >     value: x:0 y:0 z:0
> >     type: org.papervision3d.core::Number3D
> > 4: [Object]
> >     name: cos
> >     value: x:0 y:0 z:0
> >     type: org.papervision3d.core::Number3D
> > 5: [Object]
> >     name: visible
> >     value: true
> >     type: Boolean
> > 6: [Object]
> >     name: extra
> >     value:
> >     type: Object
> > 7: [Object]
> >     name: y
> >     value: 0
> >     type: Number
> > 8: [Object]
> >     name: z
> >     value: 0
> >     type: Number
> > 9: [Object]
> >     name: scene
> >     value:
> >     type: org.papervision3d.core.proto::SceneObject3D
> > 10: [Object]
> >     name: x
> >     value: 0
> >     type: Number
> > 11: [Object]
> >     name: screenZ
> >     value: NaN
> >     type: Number
> >
> > all you need is the Xray interface and bingo, you're up and running.
> > http://www.osflash.org/xray#interface_v2.0_-_6.1.2006
> >
> > Thanks all,
> > --
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