Flex Formatter:   http://flexformatter.sourceforge.net/ Download the .jar file and place in your Flex Builder or Eclipse plugins folder and restart FB or Eclipse.   There is a pretty extensive configuration panel that you can use to modify the formatting to your standards (Window > Preferences > Flex Formatter).  Additional information on the formatting options is here: http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=137421&group_id=248408.  You can also import/export your settings so you can share with your team.

Well, not too hard at all.   I started by looking at the Rect class in Flex, and then had to hunt around for simulate Cubic Beziers using the curveTo method (Thanks Senocular for that answer).

If you want to play around with it (requires Flash Player 10):  View Source

AMFEXT is a PHP extension written in C that implements encoding and decoding of AMF and AMF3 messages for the PHP language. It has been based on some of the experience gained with AMFPP, a native code for encoding and decoding C. The native encoding and decoding is extremely fast and memory efficient respect existing PHP implementation, and the flexibility has been provided using callbacks to the PHP code.

http://theflashblog.com/?p=331

Since I’m sure I’ll use it again and don’t want to hunt it down, I’m posting it here for myself and well as everyone else who may find it useful.

 [code]
import flash.external.ExternalInterface;

var t:TextField = new TextField();
t.autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT;
var full:String = ExternalInterface.call("window.location.href.toString");
t.text = full;
addChild(t);
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Here is the very simple sample code in Flash CS3 (you could repeat it in Flex as well):

[code]

 addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, repeater);

function repeater(evt:Event) {
 trace("System memory:"+System.totalMemory);
}

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