Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion - you're right. The reason I was encountering a
problem is that I was using Java to call functions defined via Rhinoscript,
and of course those functions were disappearing and reappearing in different
contexts whenever I reloaded. I'd temporarily worked around the problem
using a canonical mapping of all Rhinoscript interpreters - It works fine,
and should suffice until dynamic support is a little closer to reality.
Thanks,
Alec
Christophe Jolif wrote:
> Alec,
>
> Alec Smecher wrote:
>
> > I've got another scripting-related problem I hope someone can give me
> > some pointers on...
> >
> > I'm faking dynamic SVG (poorly!) by redrawing every time I change the
> > DOM as described in a previous email (a week or two ago).
> >
> > Everything's OK, except that I'm having a little trouble with some
> > functions defined in the document being reloaded (using Rhino). The
> > first time the document loads, everything's fine - The second time it
> > loads, the functions stop working.
> >
> > Is it possible that the functions are remaining in the Rhino global
> > object and the second time around something goes slightly crackers when
> > trying to re-bind the same functions?
> >
> > I'm using Batik 1.0.
>
> Yes, it seems that what you've done lead to reloading the functions in
> the global object. However it seems to work fine with me (for example
> you can load twice batikMusic.svg without encountering any problem).
> That's why I would be interested in having the example that produces the
> problem you encounter.
> If you want a quick and dirty way of fixing that problem, you can change
> the InterpreterPool you are using between two reloads (on the
> BridgeContext). In that case the global object will be changed and the
> problem should disaparead.
> Whithout more information on the exact problem (SVG file + traces...) it
> is difficult for me to give you additional advices.
>
> Hope this helps,
> --
> Christophe
>
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