1 Programmer, 1 Artist, 8hours, surely nothing of any quality can be made in that time? Well there you would be wrong because Michael Cann (www.mikecann.co.uk) and Oliver Pitceathly (www.olip.co.uk) present to you “Countdown with Neil Haversham”:
Well we have already started development on what will be the next game. Oliver and I have decided to give one of my old titles Blast Wave a bit of a spruce up. We felt that the game had a good solid style with unique elements, the only thing that let it down was its poor graphics / user interface. So as this time around I have an excellent artist we think it can be given the breath of life it deserves.
We started by looking at various parts of the game and what we think let the game down…
Go To Definition
I love the Ctrl & click feature in Eclipse/Netbeans and the Go To Definition feature in Visual Studio and have decided to implement them in Flash develop. After an evening or so of trying to write this myself I come accross the “ASComplete.DeclarationLookup()” method. To my great astonishment, this does exactly what I want. So thankyou to Philippe or whoever wrote this method and did all the hardwork of the plugin for me 
Screenshot
DLL
http://www.mikecann.co.uk/Files/GoToDefinition.dll
Source
http://www.mikecann.co.uk/Files/GoToDefinition_source.zip
Post
http://www.flashdevelop.org/community/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4722
EDIT:
It appears that the same functionality is built as standard into FD with the use of the F4 key. Oh well, you can still use this as a shortcut
