Perhaps someone has seen this before, but if one copies an element, symbol whatever, from one’s stage and pastes in a text file one gets the source code that is output. Saw it by accident, but it is a much more efficient way of inspecting what one is building on the fly.
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Yes, this is one of the undocumented features that has been around for a while 
. I tend to use it a lot for debugging, but kept it in since I figure others might find it useful for getting code out of Hype.
The one thing to note is that it is just a dump of the live DOM, so it produces Safari-centric code and might not be fully compatible with other browsers (webkit prefixing and such).
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Just for fun, paste it to the innerHTML of the object.
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yep it is cool. I some time use it when I want to clone something and need the code.[quote=“jonathan, post:2, topic:9744”]
The one thing to note is that it is just a dump of the live DOM, so it produces Safari-centric code and might not be fully compatible with other browsers (webkit prefixing and such).
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did not realise that. good to know.