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#250 Export FLA: Static text spacing and marigins are not restored.
Author: user focus
Date created:
Type: bug
Visibility: Everybody
Assigned to: admin JPEXS
Labels: FLA export
State: closed Help

Try to Export FLA from attached swf file and look at the last static field. It should have such paragraph settings: http://i.imgur.com/ghYU7Ri.png But I see standard default settings instead.
DownloadFFDecTest.swf (2 KiB)Downloadpar.png (4 KiB)
admin
State: new→opened
admin
version 1.7.0 was released this was improved, try it
State: opened→upgraded
user
It is much better, but still not fixed now.. I see this paragraph settings: http://i.imgur.com/N9TJBKf.png Left margin looks strange - if I select that field and change it to 1 I'll see how text moves to the left. Looks like it have some value, but Flash IDE can't recognize it. And line spacing a little bit bigger - it should be 19 (but it exports as 21).
DownloadN9TJBKf.png (2 KiB)
admin
State: upgraded→returned
user
Any news on it?
user
Any news on it?
admin
Try newest nightly build. I think the line spacing is ok now. But for the margin vs spacing: From SWF text data we cannot distinguish betwenn normal carriage returns and those added when you narrow the text field. This means we cannot say whether it is spacing(indentation) of first row or left margin to all rows. Result is: we decompile everything as left margin. Your IDE display "-" in place of margin because there exists multiple margins - one per row. If you click the textfield and select first row, you will see margin of the first row, select second row to see second row margin. The margin of first row is in fact the original indentation but we can't be sure.
State: returned→upgraded
Assigned:admin JPEXS
user
Yep, looks great now, thanks!
admin
State: upgraded→closed