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Earlier this year Sep 14, 2009 issue 1 (OS detection doesn't work for non-Windows) Status changed by h.paul.robertson - And, actually marking it as fixed Status: Fixed And, actually marking it as fixed Status: Fixed Sep 14, 2009 issue 1 (OS detection doesn't work for non-Windows) commented on by h.paul.robertson - Fixed in r.11 Fixed in r.11 Sep 14, 2009 r11 (Fixed issue 1, OS detection doesn't work for Mac (was record...) committed by h.paul.robertson - Fixed issue 1 , OS detection doesn't work for Mac (was recording Unix value rather than Macintosh value) Changed license to MIT license instead of MPL 1.1. Fixed issue 1 , OS detection doesn't work for Mac (was recording Unix value rather than Macintosh value) Changed license to MIT license instead of MPL 1.1. Sep 14, 2009 ascompress-.2.1.zip (ascompress .2.1 download (source and .swcs)) file uploaded by h.paul.robertson - Labels: Type-Archive OpSys-All Labels: Type-Archive OpSys-All Sep 14, 2009 issue 1 (OS detection doesn't work for non-Windows) Status changed by h.paul.robertson - I assumed that flag 7 would be for Mac OS 9 and earlier, and that 3 (Unix) would be appropriate for OS X. I don't have a Mac with a GZIP app so I can't test to see how others implement it, but I'm okay with changing it to 7 for now. Status: Accepted I assumed that flag 7 would be for Mac OS 9 and earlier, and that 3 (Unix) would be appropriate for OS X. I don't have a Mac with a GZIP app so I can't test to see how others implement it, but I'm okay with changing it to 7 for now. Status: Accepted Aug 04, 2009 issue 1 (OS detection doesn't work for non-Windows) commented on by olavic - RFC 1952 states: OS flag 7 - Macintosh But current code sets the flag to 3 (unix) if Mac OS found. RFC 1952 states: OS flag 7 - Macintosh But current code sets the flag to 3 (unix) if Mac OS found. Apr 15, 2009 issue 3 (LZF support) reported by mkallman - Is there any chance for upcoming LZF support? :) Is there any chance for upcoming LZF support? :) Feb 27, 2009 ascompress-.2.0.zip (ascompress .2.0 beta download (source and .swcs)) file uploaded by h.paul.robertson - Labels: Type-Archive OpSys-All Version-.2.0 Labels: Type-Archive OpSys-All Version-.2.0 Feb 27, 2009 issue 2 (Add support for Flash Player 10, without AIR dependencies) Status changed by h.paul.robertson - Fixed in R9/R10, but not tested yet. Status: Fixed Fixed in R9/R10, but not tested yet. Status: Fixed Feb 27, 2009 issue 2 (Add support for Flash Player 10, without AIR dependencies) reported by h.paul.robertson - Now that Flash Player 10 has added support for general DEFLATE compression (back ported from AIR), it'd be potentially useful to be able to use the project in a Flash or Flex browser-based application. Now that Flash Player 10 has added support for general DEFLATE compression (back ported from AIR), it'd be potentially useful to be able to use the project in a Flash or Flex browser-based application. Feb 22, 2009 r10 (Missed one folder in my last checkin, for some reason.) committed by h.paul.robertson - Missed one folder in my last checkin, for some reason. Missed one folder in my last checkin, for some reason. Feb 22, 2009 r9 (Refactoring to support Flash Player (browser-only) use cases...) committed by h.paul.robertson - Refactoring to support Flash Player (browser-only) use cases. The core functionality (via ByteArrays) is now performed in the GZIPBytesEncoder class. No methods have been removed from the GZIPEncoder class, but some of those methods are now simply wrappers for the methods in GZIPBytesEncoder class. From now on (unless I figure out a better system) there will be two SWCs, one with an AIR dependency (that includes GZIPBytesEncoder) and one without that class and also without the AIR dependency. For Flash Player-only use, use GZIPBytesEncoder. For AIR use, especially for working directly with files, continue to use the GZIPEncoder class. Refactoring to support Flash Player (browser-only) use cases. The core functionality (via ByteArrays) is now performed in the GZIPBytesEncoder class. No methods have been removed from the GZIPEncoder class, but some of those methods are now simply wrappers for the methods in GZIPBytesEncoder class. From now on (unless I figure out a better system) there will be two SWCs, one with an AIR dependency (that includes GZIPBytesEncoder) and one without that class and also without the AIR dependency. For Flash Player-only use, use GZIPBytesEncoder. For AIR use, especially for working directly with files, continue to use the GZIPEncoder class. Feb 22, 2009 r8 (Adding "src/" folder into the hierarchy so that I can have o...) committed by h.paul.robertson - Adding "src/" folder into the hierarchy so that I can have other folders for docs, bin, etc. Adding "src/" folder into the hierarchy so that I can have other folders for docs, bin, etc. Feb 22, 2009 r7 (Creating tag for version 0.1.0.2 (r6)) committed by h.paul.robertson - Creating tag for version 0.1.0.2 (r6) Creating tag for version 0.1.0.2 (r6) Older Nov 16, 2008 ascompress-.1.0.2.zip (ascompress 1.0.2 download (source and .swc)) file uploaded by h.paul.robertson - Labels: Featured Type-Archive OpSys-All Labels: Featured Type-Archive OpSys-All Nov 16, 2008 r6 (Changed uncompressToByteArray() to accept a File or ByteArra...) committed by h.paul.robertson - Changed uncompressToByteArray() to accept a File or ByteArray as an argument. Added more robust error checking and documentation to that method. Changed uncompressToByteArray() to accept a File or ByteArray as an argument. Added more robust error checking and documentation to that method.

r9 (Refactoring to support Flash Player (browser-only) use cases...) committed by h.paul.robertson - Refactoring to support Flash Player (browser-only) use cases. The core functionality (via ByteArrays) is now performed in the GZIPBytesEncoder class. No methods have been removed from the GZIPEncoder class, but some of those methods are now simply wrappers for the methods in GZIPBytesEncoder class. From now on (unless I figure out a better system) there will be two SWCs, one with an AIR dependency (that includes GZIPBytesEncoder) and one without that class and also without the AIR dependency. For Flash Player-only use, use GZIPBytesEncoder. For AIR use, especially for working directly with files, continue to use the GZIPEncoder class.

Refactoring to support Flash Player (browser-only) use cases. The core functionality (via ByteArrays) is now performed in the GZIPBytesEncoder class. No methods have been removed from the GZIPEncoder class, but some of those methods are now simply wrappers for the methods in GZIPBytesEncoder class. From now on (unless I figure out a better system) there will be two SWCs, one with an AIR dependency (that includes GZIPBytesEncoder) and one without that class and also without the AIR dependency. For Flash Player-only use, use GZIPBytesEncoder. For AIR use, especially for working directly with files, continue to use the GZIPEncoder class.

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