Fix issue 206

[Dovyski]

The interactive debug plugin is usable. Even though some code comments and docs are missing, I created this pull request to receive some feedback about the code and the plugin usability. I want to write some more docs before this gets merged.

If you are going to test it, here's a mini howto:

• The plugin comes disabled by default. Enable it by calling FlxG.addPlugin(new InteractiveDebug()); during create() of any game state;
• The same key that opens Flixel's debug overlay will open the plugin tools too. Make sure FlxG.debug is true.
• Use the pointer tool to select things (hold the Ctrl key to select more than one element at time). Selected elements can be moved around using the move tool or using the pointer tool while holding Shift. Selected elements can be kille()d by clicking the eraser tool or by pressing the Delete key (Shit+delete will remove the selected elements from Flixel rendering list);

I've made a few tests using the game Mode, by Adam.

I don't know why, but the commit log shows more commits than I added myself. There are commits by @IQAndreas, for instance that's because I created a pull request against master. I will change that before merging.

Fix: https://github.com/FlixelCommunity/flixel/issues/206

[IQAndreas]

Dovyski wants to merge 53 commits into FlixelCommunity:master from Dovyski:fix-issue-206

I don't think you can change the target branch after having created the pull request (at least, I can't find any buttons or drop boxes anywhere that you can change it).

But it's no problem; let me know when the code is finished, tested, and ready to be merged, and I will do it manually via command-line.

It feels good coding again, even if it's just tiny things like cleaning up git commits. :smiley:

[Dovyski]

But it's no problem; let me know when the code is finished, tested, and ready to be merged, and I will do it manually via command-line.

Don't worry! I've caused too much trouble already. I will close this pull request and open a new one (targeting the right branch this time), I think it will be better. Thanks anyway!

It feels good coding again, even if it's just tiny things like cleaning up git commits. :smiley:

Awesome! :D