Specifications

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[trace] RadioButtonGroup.addInstance: instance = _level0._VBox0._Accordion0._For
m2._FormItem3._RadioButton1 data = undefined label = 2005
[trace] RadioButtonGroup.addInstance: instance = _level0._VBox0._Accordion0._For
m2._FormItem3._RadioButton2 data = undefined label = 2004
[trace] RadioButtonGroup.addInstance: instance = _level0._VBox0._Accordion0._For
m2._FormItem3._RadioButton3 data = undefined label = 2005
[trace] RadioButtonGroup.addInstance: instance = _level0._VBox0._Accordion0._For
m2._FormItem3._RadioButton4 data = undefined label = 2006
[trace] ComboBase: y = 0 text_mc.bl = 12
[trace] ComboBase: y = 0 text_mc.bl = 12
[trace] ComboBase: y = 0 text_mc.bl = 12
[trace] ComboBase: y = 0 text_mc.bl = 14
During the debugging session, you interact with the application in the debugger version of Flash Player. For
example, if you select an item from the drop-down list, the debugger continues to output information to the
command window:
[trace] SSL : ConfigureScrolling
[trace] SSP : 5 51 true 47
[trace] ComboBase: y = 0 text_mc.bl = 14
[trace] layoutChildren : bRowHeightChanged
[trace] >>SSL:layoutChildren
[trace] deltaRows 5
[trace] rowCount 5
[trace] <<SSL:layoutChildren
[trace] >>SSL:draw
[trace] bScrollChanged
[trace] SSL : ConfigureScrolling
[trace] SSP : 5 51 false 46
[trace] SSL Drawing Rows in UpdateControl 5
[trace] <<SSL:draw
You can store commonly used commands in a source file, and then load that file by using the source command.
For more information, see “Accessing commands from a file” on page 254.
Setting breakpoints
Setting breakpoints is a critical aspect of debugging any application. You can set breakpoints on any ActionScript
code in your Flex application. You can set breakpoints on statements in any external ActionScript file, on Action-
Script statements in an
<mx:Script> tag, or on MXML tags that have event handler properties. In the following
MXML code,
click is an event handler property:
<mx:Button click="ws.getWeather.send();"/>
Breakpoints are maintained from session to session. However, when you change the target file or quit fdb, break-
points are lost.