Say, that attribute value gives a compilation error in swf9
<attribute name="x" value="this.x" />
.openlaszlo.sc.CompilerError: debugger/debugger.lzx: 232: Error: The
this keyword can not be used in static methods. It can only be used
in
instance methods, function closures, and global code, in line: ,
active: false, id: "_dbg_cmd_complete_tab", key: ["tab"]}, "class":
$lzc$class_$m518}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, name: "drag"},
"class": $lzc$class_dragstate}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, name:
"resize", x: this.x, y: this.y}, "class": $lzc$class_resizestate},
{attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, axis: "y"}, "class":
$lzc$class_resizelayout}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, $delegates:
["oninit", "$lzc$handle_oninit$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_615_49_
$m349",
null], background: void 0, clip: true, controls: void 0, height: 24,
logo: void 0, name: "top", pixellock: true, title: void 0, width: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_615_49_
$m345",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_615_49_$m345")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m519}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, content:
void
0, left: void 0, name: "middle", options: {releasetolayout: true},
pixellock: true, right: void 0, width: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_670_92_
$m406",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_670_92_$m406")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m528}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, $delegates:
["onmousedown",
"$lzc$handle_onmousedown$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_710_26_$m424",
null], bottomright: void 0, center: void 0, clickable: true, height:
new LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger
$2Elzx_710_26_$m423",
"$lzc$dependencies_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_710_26_$m423"),
left: void 0, name: "bottom", pixellock: true, splitter: void 0,
width: new LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger
$2Elzx_710_26_$m422",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_710_26_$m422")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m532}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, opacity:
0.75, options: {ignorelayout: true}, pixellock: true, width: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_
$m504",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_$m504"),
y:
new LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_y$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_
$m508",
"$lzc$dependencies_y$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_$m508")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m544}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, height: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_833_69_
$m509",
"$lzc$dependencies_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_833_69_$m509"),
opacity: 0.75, options: {ignorelayout: true}, pixellock: true, x: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_x$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_833_69_$m510",
"$lzc$dependencies_x$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_833_69_$m510")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m545}], LzView["children"]);public static var
attributes = new LzInheritedHash(LzView.attributes);public function
$lzc$bind_x$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_107_49_$m284 ($lzc$ignore_
$1) {
debugger/debugger.lzx: 232: Error: The this keyword can not be used
in
static methods. It can only be used in instance methods, function
closures, and global code, in line: , active: false, id:
"_dbg_cmd_complete_tab", key: ["tab"]}, "class": $lzc$class_$m518},
{attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, name: "drag"}, "class":
$lzc$class_dragstate}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, name: "resize",
x:
this.x, y: this.y}, "class": $lzc$class_resizestate}, {attrs:
{$classrootdepth: 1, axis: "y"}, "class": $lzc$class_resizelayout},
{attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, $delegates: ["oninit",
"$lzc$handle_oninit$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_615_49_$m349", null],
background: void 0, clip: true, controls: void 0, height: 24, logo:
void 0, name: "top", pixellock: true, title: void 0, width: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_615_49_
$m345",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_615_49_$m345")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m519}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, content:
void
0, left: void 0, name: "middle", options: {releasetolayout: true},
pixellock: true, right: void 0, width: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_670_92_
$m406",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_670_92_$m406")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m528}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, $delegates:
["onmousedown",
"$lzc$handle_onmousedown$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_710_26_$m424",
null], bottomright: void 0, center: void 0, clickable: true, height:
new LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger
$2Elzx_710_26_$m423",
"$lzc$dependencies_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_710_26_$m423"),
left: void 0, name: "bottom", pixellock: true, splitter: void 0,
width: new LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger
$2Elzx_710_26_$m422",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_710_26_$m422")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m532}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, opacity:
0.75, options: {ignorelayout: true}, pixellock: true, width: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_
$m504",
"$lzc$dependencies_width$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_$m504"),
y:
new LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_y$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_
$m508",
"$lzc$dependencies_y$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_831_61_$m508")},
"class": $lzc$class_$m544}, {attrs: {$classrootdepth: 1, height: new
LzAlwaysExpr("$lzc$bind_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_833_69_
$m509",
"$lzc$dependencies_height$$debugger$2Fdebugger$2Elzx_833_69_$m509"),
opacity: 0
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Henry Minsky
<[email protected]> wrote:
Yes, that is what I was looking for.
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 4:17 PM, P T Withington <[email protected]
> wrote:
I think a better way, might be to leave the constraints as the
default for x
and y, and in the resize state say:
<class ...
x="${canvas.width * .95 - this.width}" y ="${canvas.height * .95 -
this.height}"
...>
<resizestate name="resize">
<!-- on resize, stop constraining position -->
<attribute name="x" value="this.x" />
<attribute name="y" value="this.y" />
</resizestate>
The intent is, that as soon as you start resizing, x and y get
set to their
current value, which will remove the default constraint. (This
is how
states are defined to work. If a state defines an attribute that
is already
defined in the parent, the attribute is given the state value.
When the
state is removed, the attribute keeps it's last value.)
On 2009-01-09, at 20:59EST, Henry Minsky wrote:
Here's a method I am using to remove the constraint when you start
resizing the width/height; I put the x,y constraints into a method
that is applied by default, and then when the resize state is
applied,
it un-applies that initial state. i.e.,
<class name="LzDebugWindow">
<!-- sets the initial position of the debug window to constrain
to the
canvas>
<state name="initial_position_state" applied="true">
<attribute name="y" value="${canvas.height * .95 - this.height}"/>
<attribute name="x" value="${canvas.width * .95 - this.width}"/>
</state>
<resizestate name="resize">
<handler name="onapplied">
parent.initial_position_state.setAttribute('applied', false);
</handler>
</resizestate>
</class>
Is there a better way to do this?
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 6:43 PM, Henry Minsky <[email protected]
>
wrote:
Oh hey, there is definitely a bug when you try to resize the
debugger
window; the constraints
don't let go!
Tucker, what is the right way to disable the constraint on x
and y
when the user wants to change
the width and height manually?
I wonder if the constraints on x and y should be in a state,
and then
the state could be unapplied
when the user activates the resizer state?
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 6:26 PM, Henry Minsky <[email protected]
>
wrote:
I don't see the error when I run in swf8 in FF3 on OSX.
It might be possible that some other example in the doc web
page is
causing the
network to get broken somehow? Can you run that example just
standalone as an app
and see if you still see the error behavior?
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 4:30 PM, Lou Iorio <[email protected]
>
wrote:
I'm not running a test case, just building the documentation,
but here's the example.
<canvas debug="true" height="200" width="100%">
<debug x="160" y="5" height="150" width="300"/>
<script>Debug.debug('user code');</script>
<button text="Get x, y" width="150" height="150"
onclick="Debug.debug('click: x=%d, y=%d', getMouse('x'),
getMouse('y'))"/>
</canvas>
On Jan 9, 2009, at 5:18 PM, Henry Minsky wrote:
Can you send me the lzx test case code you're running?
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Lou Iorio <[email protected]
>
wrote:
I'm seeing some odd behavior on the Mac with FF3.
When I first load a chapter, say Debugging, the example
comes up like
this:
And the FF status bar says: "Transferring data from
localhost...",
and that message doesn't go away.
If I then click the refresh button, the example comes up
like this:
And the FF status bar says: "Done".
Safari 3.2.1 on the Mac seems to do the right thing.
On Jan 9, 2009, at 1:33 PM, Henry Minsky wrote:
please review , check that the debugger shows up on
canvas in doc
examples
thanks
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Henry Minsky <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 12:27 PM
Subject: For Review: Change 20090109-hqm-3 Summary: make
debugger
set
position to be on screen
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Change 20090109-hqm-3 by [email protected] on 2009-01-09
12:26:42
EST
in /Users/hqm/openlaszlo/trunk5
for http://svn.openlaszlo.org/openlaszlo/trunk
Summary: make debugger set position to be on screen
New Features:
Bugs Fixed: LPP-7602
Technical Reviewer: ptw
QA Reviewer: (pending)
Doc Reviewer: (pending)
Documentation:
Release Notes:
Details:
Tests:
make test/hello.lzx canvas size small (200 x 500) and see
that
debugger still appears on the canvas
Files:
M lps/components/debugger/debugger.lzx
Changeset:
http://svn.openlaszlo.org/openlaszlo/patches/20090109-hqm-3.tar
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Software Architect
[email protected]
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