Ok, so I've released a first version of my little undohistory lib on google code,
go and get it here:
as3undohistory
You can pull the sources right from the SVN repository there. So far I haven't made a release package because the whole thing's fairly small anyways.
There's three projects in the repository, the actual library, a unit test project and an example application which showcases what the library actually does.
I have no idea how well the library scales, I guess registering a few thousand objects with each 50 properties and then changing each property say 200 times will eventually eat a bunch of memory. It might be worth a stress test at some point. But on the other hand, I wouldn't know how to record changes in a different way than this. But then again, I'm just a bonehead, so if anyone has a better approach to this kind of edit history recording, I'd love to hear it.
I'll be working on the documentation some more this evening I guess because, right now, its almost non-existent. Should anybody be interested in using the library, go ahead and please give me a yell should you find any bugs.
Cheers.
I'm a dutch geek who lives in Brussels. My main coding tasks revolve around Adobe Flex these days, but next to that I'm an avid fan of all things .NET and database related. I'm going to use this blog for random programming thoughts and the release of small open-source projects. I'm a Spring Actionscript developer as well, so quite a lot of my posts will be related to that.
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