The plugin contains more features that I care to mention, including code completion, AS2 import, an output console, code outline, error checking, you name it. I recommend you check out the screencast which makes it clear that this plugin will make our lives as FMS developers a whole lot easier. There's even an FMS project setup wizard!
I'm quite honestly speechless, this plugin is beyond anything I have seen to date for editing .ASC files, including the Flash IDE or Dreamweaver. And the best thing is that it integrates tightly with Flex Builder 3 and Eclipse so there'll be no need for flicking back and forth between IDEs. Awesome. And did I mention that this plugin is open source?
Darren, this time you have truly surpassed yourself. How come Adobe haven't hired you yet? Ok, I guess they did but 'only' for a one off gig - as Darren worked on the FMS2 admin console.
I know that Darren has put a lot of hard work into this plugin and it's astonishing what a single developer can achieve in his spare time! I wouldn't even know where to start.


Because they want you to buy FlexBuilder rather than use a free plugin into Eclipse.
I'd love someone who knows more about Java to take a crack at adding ActionScript 3 support to it though...
Regards,
Niklas
EKA+ :)
Like I said. Sweet.
(There is a build btw on the site which has full console support for mac, that build is also way more stable and works on PC, Flex, eclipse etc)
thank you so much!
If not then I will be able to get hold of the files in any case and update this post.
http://www.igorcosta.org/?p=151