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BUILDING ADOBE AIR APPLICATIONS Viewing Source Code 269 Source Viewer user interface When the application calls the viewSource() method of a SourceViewer object, the AIR application opens a Source Viewer window. The window includes a list of source files and directories (on the left) and a display area showing the source code for the selected file (on the right): Directories are listed in brackets. The user can click a brace to expand or collapse the listing of a directory. The Source Viewer can display the source for text files with recognized extensions (such as HTML, JS, TXT, XML, and others) or for image files with recognized image extensions (JPG, JPEG, PNG, and GIF). If the user selects a file that does not have a recognized file extension, an error message is displayed (“Cannot retrieve text content from this filetype”). Any source files that are excluded via the setup() method are not listed (see “Loading, configuring, and opening the Source Viewer” on page 266). Last updated 2/22/2016
270 Chapter 19: Debugging with the AIR HTML Introspector The Adobe® AIR® SDK includes an AIRIntrospector.js JavaScript file that you can include in your application to help debug HTML-based applications. About the AIR Introspector The Adobe AIR HTML/JavaScript Application Introspector (called the AIR HTML Introspector) provides useful features to assist HTML-based application development and debugging: • It includes an introspector tool that allows you to point to a user interface element in the application and see its markup and DOM properties. • It includes a console for sending objects references for introspection, and you can adjust property values and execute JavaScript code. You can also serialize objects to the console, which limits you from editing the data. You can also copy and save text from the console. • It includes a tree view for DOM properties and functions. • It lets you edit the attributes and text nodes for DOM elements. • It lists links, CSS styles, images, and JavaScript files loaded in your application. • It lets you view to the initial HTML source and the current markup source for the user interface. • It lets you access files in the application directory. (This feature is only available for the AIR HTML Introspector console opened for application sandbox. Not available for the consoles open for non-application sandbox content.) • It includes a viewer for XMLHttpRequest objects and their properties, including responseText and responseXML properties (when available). • You can search for matching text in the source code and files. Loading the AIR Introspector code The AIR Introspector code is included in a JavaScript file, AIRIntrospector.js, that is included in the frameworks directory of the AIR SDK. To use the AIR Introspector in your application, copy the AIRIntrospector.js to your application project directory and load the file via a script tag in the main HTML file in your application: Also include the file in every HTML file that corresponds to different native windows in your application. Important: Include the AIRIntrospector.js file only when developing and debugging the application. Remove it in the packaged AIR application that you distribute. The AIRIntrospector.js file defines a class, Console, which you can access from JavaScript code by calling air.Introspector.Console. Note: Code using the AIR Introspector must be in the application security sandbox (in a file in the application directory). Last updated 2/22/2016
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