Cheers Josh, works like a charm :) Tom On Nov 2, 11:12 pm, Josh McDonald <j...@joshmcdonald.info

Yeah, it's looking like that's probably the case. I still have a couple of other ideas to go

I think it's all about nice syntax. The reason I use SmartyPants except it's weight is

Thanks Richard, that's great news! On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 09:08, Josh McDonald <josh@

No problems, I've made a note to better document that in the Wiki / site. 2009/10/1 Nikita Dudnik

Hi, I'm not sure exactly what you mean. What are you trying to do? Cheers, Josh Sent from my

Hey guys, sorry I didn't get a response out quicker, my inbox is a bit stacked atm and this

Hmmm, you could try just compiling against the SP SWC file without referencing any of its classes,

Not logging, but relfection absolutely. I do however need to fix a few "bugs" in

It looks to me the problem is in your setup, as that stack trace seems to include classes from 3.0 as

Thank you. Richard

Yeah I read that, it didn't clear anything up for me :) Now, whatever methods that used to be in

Hi Borek, SmartyPants doesn't currently support constructor injection, so instead of passing

Something similar to Guice modules will be coming soon, but that's not really what I meant. What

Good idea, I'll add that :) 2009/4/20 darscan <Dar...@gmail.com> Hi Josh, might be a

Agreed, I definitely need to figure out a more elegant solution to this. By the way, the trigger

Player uses a mark-and-sweep on allocate, as well as constant reference counts, so if the only strong

That's exactly what I'm doing, there's a createNullInstance (type:Class, parameterCount:

Hey Shaun, I'll check it out soon, but it sounds good :) Glad to hear SP is useful within other

Awesome, thanks, that did the trick. On Apr 14, 1:24 pm, Josh McDonald <j...@joshmcdonald.info>

Thanks. The mistake was in the creation sequence. The injection container hadn't been initialized

Glad to hear it's working out! Rule deletion is done, but my girlfriend's cable •sucks• so I

Legend! On Mar 23, 10:50 am, Josh McDonald <j...@joshmcdonald.info> wrote: > I'll put it

I've done something similar in a recent project, it's a pretty nice approach. Although

To be honest, I've only really made use of the Rules DSL and annotations - they cover everything

Hi Jeff, SmartyPants isn't a replacement for Cairngorm or PureMVC, although it could be used to

Hi Nishant, I've crossposted the reply to the google group, hope you don't mind! What you

Hi Shaun, I've crossposted this to the SmartyPants google group, hope that's no problem :)

OK, I get what you mean :) SmartyPants supports multiple injectors (although as of this morning this

No worries, that problem is fixed in SVN I think. In the .swc version, RequestInjection requires that