actionscript 3 textmate bundle
I'm a newbie to textmate, and while i'm creating a little actionscript 3 project, i'm also working on a Actionscript 3 bundle.
For the as3 bundle i started with a copy of the java bundle, and changed what was immediately clear.
This gave me a good starting point. But i didn't know what was going on. So i decided to start over again.
Creating a template, with all typical scopes (see previous post). Then adding piece by piece to the 'right' scope, for as far as i comprehend that it is the right scope.
Adding some items again from the java-copy for things that don't highlight anymore. Hoping that in the near future i understand what is happening.
While i'm working on a little project i keep making snippets, commands etc.
This is not my main priority, but they help to improve my own performance, so why not ;-)
For compiling i use an ant script because this gives me the most flexibility, but it is possible to compile a single as to swf also.
As for now, here is what i've got till now. Know that this is only a starting point.
If someone knows where i can find a list of all as3 functions, or how i can create it. help is welcome.
Suggestions for new items or improvements are welcome.

6 comments
I already gave feedback
I already gave feedback through the mailinglist :
http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate/2007-April/019148.html
Hi Joachim, I'm new to flex,
Hi Joachim,
I'm new to flex, and my 30 day trial of flex builder expired, so now I'm trying to learn your AS3 TexMate bundle. So far it works like a charm, although I miss being able to easily set break points and step through my code! Perhaps your bundle can do that too...do you have any plans to integrate the debugging with fdb somehow?
Thanks again for your great tool :)
Hi Pondus, It's not my
Hi Pondus,
It's not my bundle, i just put my script online to download and update the flex and actionscript bundle.
I'm not sure, but i think it is not possible to put breakpoints in a 'text' editor like textmate. Maybe with some addins.
But if you want to be sure, you can best put your question on the mailinglist.