Did you ever wish you could talk back to your trace window?

DConsole is a combined logger/command-line interface for Flash 10 ActionScript 3 developers.

• Call any function.
• Poll or change any property.
• Visually tweak what's on stage.
• Anytime, anywhere.

Enjoy the power a developer should have over his or her own creation.

It functions as an easily-implemented layer that sits on top of your application, using introspection techniques and specifically exposed methods to grant you run-time access to your ActionScript objects.

addChild(DConsole.view)

It also doubles as a flexible logging view, offering a loose coupling with SLF4AS and AS3Commons logging to offer meaningful logging with metadata such as message origin and level.

public static const L:ILogger = Logging.getLogger(MyClass);
 ...
 L.info("Hello world!");
 L.fatal("OH GOD"); 

A third purpose is as a layer of visual developer tools for simplifying common Flash developer grievances, such as making run-time visual adjustments to the application frontend before committing them to code.

Grab the latest source from svn (recommended), or the most current SWC on our download page.

To join the team and influence the direction, or just take part in the bickering, join our google group at http://groups.google.com/group/dconsole