algairim commented on a change in pull request #249:
URL: https://github.com/apache/brooklyn-ui/pull/249#discussion_r671165588



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File path: ui-modules/utils/logbook/logbook.js
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@@ -39,168 +39,249 @@ export function logbook() {
 
         const DEFAULT_NUMBER_OF_ITEMS = 1000;
 
-        $scope.isAutoScroll = true; // Auto-scroll by default.
-        $scope.isLatest = true; // Indicates whether to query tail (last 
number of lines) or head (by default).
-        $scope.autoUpdate = false;
-        $scope.waitingResponse = false;
-
-        $scope.logtext = '';
-        $scope.logEntries = [];
-
         let vm = this;
         let refreshFunction = null;
-        let autoScrollableElements = 
Array.from($element.find('pre')).filter(item => 
item.classList.contains('auto-scrollable'));
-        let dateTimeToAutoUpdateFrom = ''; // TODO: use this date to optimize 
'tail' queries to reduce the network traffic.
-
-        // Set up cancellation of auto-scrolling on scrolling up.
-        autoScrollableElements.forEach(item => {
-            if (item.addEventListener) {
-                let wheelHandler = () => {
-                    $scope.$apply(() => {
-                        $scope.isAutoScroll = (item.scrollTop + 
item.offsetHeight) >= item.scrollHeight;
-                    });
-                }
-                // Chrome, Safari, Opera
-                item.addEventListener("mousewheel", wheelHandler, false);
-                // Firefox
-                item.addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll", wheelHandler, false);
-            }
-        });
-
-        vm.queryTail = () => {
-            let autoUpdate = !$scope.autoUpdate; // Calculate new value.
-
-            if (autoUpdate) {
-                $scope.isAutoScroll = true;
-                resetQueryParameters();
-                doQuery();
+        let autoScrollableElement = Array.from($element.find('pre')).find(item 
=> item.classList.contains('auto-scrollable'));

Review comment:
       Element object is required here to perform a scroll action on entire log 
section, not just on a single log entry (log line), when needed. I take any 
suggestion(s) on how to perform scroll action by using data model, instead of 
searching element in the DOM.




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