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#1716 Options to keep inacessible AS code
Author:
uzer0
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Hello.
After editing AS and making some code inaccessible* it is deleted automatically on save.
*by commenting, adding dummy statements (if 1>2) and return's.
For purpose of reverting changes back, please add options to keep this code or ask user
for that.
Thanks!
Dummy statements are removed if you have "Automatic deobfuscation" turned on.
Also, code is not saved as is - it is compiled and upon decompilation again, it could be
slightly different. (like for loops becoming while loops etc.)
Also comments are discarded as there is no way to save comments to a SWF file.
Only thing I can do is maybe show a warning if code contains comments,
maybe a panel with warning at the bottom. Will this help?
Got it, didn't knew comments can't be saved, thanks. Disabling auto deobfuscation might
help then, to keep the disabled code. But keeping such elements in separate text file is
still a good approach imo.
I don't think it necessary, thanks.
State: new→closed