DIGG IT! You can tell allot from the flash player with the help of external software. Personally, I keep a keyword list with each player/subplayer release to denote changes in the player over time. Since most features constitute new names at the player level. Although most of the good stuff is always at the bytecode level. ;)
One of the best gauges is to look at the new events in the player. These often denote very low level changes that make for wonderful additions to the canvas of Flash. Here is what I found:
onActivity
onChanged
onClose
onConnect
onConstruct // This should be useful!!!
onData
onDragOut
onDragOver
onEnterFrame
onError
onInitialize
onKeyDown
onKeyUp
onKillFocus
onLoad
onLoadComplete
onLoadError
onLoadInit
onLoadProgress
onLoadStart
onMouseDown
onMouseMove
onMouseUp
onMouseWheel
onPress
onRelease
onReleaseOutside
onResize
onResult
onRollOut
onRollOver
onScroller
onSelect
onSetFocus
onSoundComplete
onStatus
onSync
onUnload
See anything useful?
It looks like MM has really focused on performance over features in this release. In testing my flash content from here the beta player looks to be in much better shape than prior releases. It worked perfectly with PowerSDK except for the modify example, 42/44 isn't bad!
Error Examples
http://www.powersdk.com/sample/v16/alpha1/modify.html
http://www.powersdk.com/sample/v16/alpha1/modify_class.html
Cheers,
ted ;)
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