On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 06:28 AM, Raymond Irving wrote:
The area themselves don't do much. They just model a surface and the test for inclusion of a point
--- Benoit Marchant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi
please have a look at
http://homepage.mac.com/marchant/dynapi3x/examples/ dynapi.api.ext.dragresize.html
This is an example of additions I made to dragevent. There's new events dragresizestart .... Features like creating an area (recatngle, circle or collection of area) to accept starting drag move and drag resize from specific areas only.
I adopted the convention set by DragEvents.enabledDragEvents, but if we're moving toward setDragMode(b,boundry) - enable/disable dragging.
as Raymond suggested it, that will need to be updated.
ok
There's still a bit of test for all configuration of test areas, but otherwise that should be it.
This code bas contains the fixes as well for event.pageX for ie and dom, as well as the code to fix the drag events being sent when a click happens, as well as the move of the code regarding form elements in draggable layers from the mouse_ ... to the dragevent class.
Please provide feedback on the API before I commit all that to cvs.
It's awesome! Very nice work indeed! Here goes my two cents worth:
1) I thought you were going to call it DragArea?
The test for min/max size is actually done in dragevent.js -> onmousemove. So yes, we can change the current api to specify min/max size to another, more general one.
2) DynArea supports maximum and minimum dimensions. How will these affect the use of the fore mentioned setMaximumSize and setMinimumSize functions? Will they then make use of them or can we use the DynArea functions instead?
Benoit
Leif,
I see that Benoit has added some code to the DynArea class library that supports drag constraints that will allow users to drag a layer in increments of x pixels. This is a cool feature that could be used to represent the grid feature I made mention of sometime ago. What do you think?
-- Raymond Irving
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