Thanks very true :)
These tests are often just quick hacks to try something, but still no
excuse for not using it. I"ll check in change in a future push
On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 12:30 PM, Anh (TA) Vo <[email protected]> wrote:
> I would suggest to simplify the loop range by replacing T'First .. T'Last
> by T'Range. Thus, the codes become. They are a bit shorter :-)
>
> for i in Buttons'Range loop
> for n in Buttons (i)'Range loop
> -- ...
>
> Anh Vo
>
> On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 3:14 AM, Rabbi David Botton <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> 1. I've made more changes to the boot files for increased stability and
>> they now make use of boot.js. This should centralizes where the boot loader
>> code is and should make it easier to create your own custom boot loaders.
>> So make sure to copy both boot.html _and_ boot.js into your current
>> projects.
>>
>> 2. I've added the ability to turn on Connection Buffering. For example
>> the following code will now "snap" on to the browser with speed thanks to
>> the buffering instead of slowly painting its way on.
>>
>> Main_Window.Buffer_Connection (True);
>>
>> for i in Buttons'First .. Buttons'Last loop
>> for n in Buttons (i)'First .. Buttons (i)'Last loop
>> Buttons (i) (n).Create (Grid_Box, "1");
>> Buttons (i) (n).Font (Family => "monospace", Height => "11px");
>> Buttons (i) (n).Background_Color ("lightgray");
>> Buttons (i) (n).Vertical_Align (Middle);
>> Buttons (i) (n).Minimum_Width (25);
>> Buttons (i) (n).Maximum_Width (25);
>> Buttons (i) (n).Minimum_Height (25);
>> Buttons (i) (n).Maximum_Height (25);
>> Buttons (i) (n).Text_Alignment (Center);
>> Buttons (i) (n).Overflow (Hidden);
>> Buttons (i) (n).Margin ("1px", "1px", "1px", "1px");
>> end loop;
>> Grid_Box.New_Line;
>> end loop;
>>
>> Main_Window.Buffer_Connection (False);
>>
>> Buffering can be turned on and left on for most applications unless you
>> are going to be updating your GUI with tasks. In those cases either turn
>> off the buffering or make sure that you run Object.Flush_Buffer with in the
>> task.
>>
>> The buffer is flushed:
>>
>> 1. At the end of On_Connect
>> 2. After any incoming event has been handled
>> 3. Before retrieving any property of an element from the browser.
>> 4. Any time Flush_Buffer is called (it can be called on any object to
>> flush the entire connection).
>>
>> Buffering is turned off by default (perhaps that will change in the
>> future, but so far I am leaning to not do so). To turn on buffering just
>> call using any object on a connection Object.Buffer_Connection
>>
>> David Botton
>>
>>
>>
>
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