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I place my xJSFL folder in the harddrive, execute the install.jsfl file and i get this output:
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> xjsfl: INSTALLING xJSFL... > xjsfl: loading proxy classes... > xjsfl: loading xjsfl... The following JavaScript error(s) occurred: > xjsfl: LOADING CORE CLASSES... The following JavaScript error(s) occurred:Thats it, nothing else. I look for the panel in CS6 after restarting, but. as expected, is not working...
Can you help?
I have version CS6 (12.0.2)
Many thanks!
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CS6 is such a pain to debug.
Take a look in xJSFL/core/logs/ and see if there's any info in there.
The second thing to do is Instead of running the top-level install file, can you run the one in xJSFL\core\install\jsfl\install.jsfl ?
Do that, see what happens, then report back.
If that gives silent errors as well, you may need to resort to the old "add traces to the file" approach to find out where it's failing. Crap, I know, but might be the only option.
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I've been trying to get the library installed on CS6 and I think I found the root of the problem.
It seems like in CS6 the fl.runScript function doesn't support the "globals hack" that worked before for including files. The runScript fails because it can't access the globals from the original file, and the globals it adds aren't available in the calling script.
I managed to get the installation working by replacing all instances of fl.runScript with eval(FLfile.read(...))
Not sure why this behaviour has changed in CS6, or maybe it's something on my end, but this seems to resolve the issue.
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