Damndest thing. Every once in a while, I'll make a change to some part of my Flash application, while working in Flash Builder 4, and when I click Debug Play, it starts running with the old code and the old variables, even though the code I'm looking at in the code window is the new, changed code. I can still advance step by step, but the advances don't align with the new code. They seem to be aligning with the old, not visible code. I can eliminate variables entirely, save, build clean, and when I run, it still shows the old variables in the Variables window. As I can not find any mention of this on the Internet, I logically conclude that this is some ancient curse directed solely at me.
A:
Is it the same with Run Mode? If so FB isnt building your app.
As Mentioned here... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2976111/clean-project-in-flash-builder-on-debug-launch
you can try Build Automatically/Manually
From Adobe Docs, if you have gone through this, please ignore.
As a final try - remove your bin-debug folder and build the project.
prem
2010-06-25 06:04:28
Your help is much appreciated.Unfortunately, none of that seems to work.Build Clean doesn't help. Build All doesn't help. I can't find a folder called "bin-debug" on my machine or in the Package Explorer. I have been Building Automatically. Not sure what Run Mode means ("non-debug"?)Is there a place on the net where I can pay to get specific support on this? Thank you.This is still killing me. I have hit a total wall. No amount of restarting seems to get the debugger to work against new code. Never had this problem until recently. Now I can make zero progress.
Alex Edelstein
2010-06-27 21:25:21