Introducing ActionSnip

My new year’s resolution is to organize my ActionScript snippets, so I made a website to do just that actionsnip.com.

I know yes another snippet site, but none of the others highlight ActionScript properly. And because I don’t only collect snippets but blog posts about ActionScript as well there’s a feature called scraps which lets you save useful posts along side your snippets.

Other features include saving favorite snippets/scraps that others have posted, and a ’steal this code’ link which gives you highlighted code to embed in your blog just like the example below (here’s the original on ActionSnip)

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Returns true if inputed email is valid.

function emailValid( email:String ):Boolean
{

    var emailRegExp:RegExp = /(A(s*)Z)|(A([^@s]+)@((?:[-a-z0-9]+.)+[a-z]{2,})Z)/i;
    return emailRegExp.test(email);

}

Usage …

// returns true
trace(emailValid("user@domain.com"));
// returns false
trace(emailValid("user@domaincom"));

// returns false
trace(emailValid("user%domain.com"));

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If you don’t like the Flex Builder styling you can overide it with your own styles. Currently it supports just ActionScript but I’m working on MXML and MXML/ActionScript.

Most of the bugs are squashed but if you see anything let me know (it seems to bug out with a snippet over 500 lines of code so please just snippets for now). Constructive (and even destructive) criticism is welcome.

Snip away!