At 07:01 17/06/2001, Deli Joannou wrote:
>Correct me if I am wrong, but people should then bare in mind that
>it's not being handled for Netscape at this very moment, although
>it was intended to have been, and will be probably some time in the
>future. For the time being, I guess, people should b
At 00:45 12/06/2001, you wrote:
>Images have an onload event built in that can be triggered as each is
>loaded, js files do not.
Yes, but you can circumvent that by testing the existence of a variable
declared only at the end of each js file
example place
var foo_loaded = true;
at the end of
By the way, ther are still semi-colons missing !
(I'm sure some people do remember me as "the semi-colon complaining guy" :-))
Marc
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At 23:08 22/05/2001, you wrote:
>The current snapshot is listed left on the homepage:
>http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/dynapi/
I sometimes think I really need to change my glasses ! Thanks.
>You can browse the CVS here:
>http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/dynapi/dynapi/
That one I fou
At 17:41 22/05/2001, you wrote:
>All these loops are not there in CVS are they ? I removed them myself.
I' hope so, but, as mentionned, I can't find access to a packaged
current-snapshot...
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This mail was originally for Richard Bennett, but before sending, I thought
it could be interesting for everybody on the list, so "you" == Richard in
my writing
In order to make ESC work on DynAPI "out of the box", at level 3, I have a
few "problems". As far as I know you have full CVS access
At 15:05 18/05/2001, you wrote:
>I've done it. I have been doing it for months. It is just that you guys
>don't like java and as such my solution will neven be included.
>
>Look at my afroapi distribution. It has automatic loading of required
>code and even allows for loading code during page
>It's actually quite simple - user-defined global variables/functions are
>stored in the window object.
>An example:
>
> if(!window.DynAPI) {
> }
Thanks A LOT, with Michael's example, these are 2 nice ways for a thing I
was desesperated for.
>But the way you want to use this
At 04:54 18/05/2001, you wrote:
>You could check if a variable has been declared (one that is declared only
>in that file)
As far as I know, such a trick is impossible in Javascript. If you try to
check a variable that hasn't been declared (using "if (myVar)"), you get an
error. I haven't found
At 10:29 18/05/2001, you wrote:
>If this is true it's nice. Means you can balance your design, downloading a
>portion of it with a splash page and the rest with the main page.
>Significantly reduces the impression of "waiting" with the user.
>
>Also, implementing Apache server mods that add dynam
At 11:33 17/05/2001, you wrote:
Ok let's contributed to this "useful" topic :-)
I like UltraEdit very much, it is fast, convenient and complete but
lacks (in it's 7.xx version) of a nice "syntax-coloring" in is not free
in comparaison to Scite (http://www.scintilla.org), a more or less
:
[Dynapi-Dev] OT: Forum instead of mailing-list (was: Sometimes I
wonder...), Marc van Leeuwen
· Re:
[Dynapi-Dev] OT: Forum instead of mailing-list (was:Sometimes I
wonder...), Michael Pemberton
· Re:
[Dynapi-Dev] OT: Forum instead of mailing-list (was:Sometimes I
wonder...), Marc van
At 15:17 09/05/2001, you wrote:
> >what is exactly the licence under which you distribute your tool ? Just
> to be sure...
>Actually I hadn't decided this yet, but as you ask...
>The ESC-class is LGPL.
>The WSH Command line wrapper is GPL.
>This will be stated starting from 0.95.
Great !
Another
At 14:01 09/05/2001, you wrote:
>In theory, this works. but I for one prefer the current mail list method.
>
>Currently, I am still stuck using a 56k modem and must share a connection with
>other members of my family.
>
>With the amount of traffic on my mail account, I have configured my mail to
>... if I'm the only one in the USA actively involved in this API. During
>the day (my day that is) very little activity here.
>
>Then "you guys" wake up and systematically create overload my e-mail account
>every night.
>
>So,...
>
>(1) Are Americans lazy? Prefering to follow Joshua and the "N
At 04:09 09/05/2001, you wrote:
>Hi all.
>
>I am normally a lurker on this list cuz I like some of the topics raised
>here once in while dealing
>with more complex javascript concepts like memory handling, prototype
>techniques etc.
>
>Anyways, there was a thread here a while ago about compress
At 13:38 07/05/2001, you wrote:
>I've removed all the ( for i in ) loops and fixed all those mthods not
>always returning a value. I hope this will make our matrix greener. I
>don't have access to Mac Ie 4. so please anyone tell me if there have
>been any improvements.
Thanks for the (for i in ),
As jspack seems to, for what I have read, have too many bugs to be useful,
and as nobody has the experience||time||will to write a js parser to make
the comments (and newlines and unneeded spaces and tabs) go to /dev/null to
make a release version, I was just thinking about what already exists
First of all, sorry for having sent a message without renaming the subject
line. My fault.
Second, It seems, by his reaction, I completely misunderstood what Pascal
meant with his Javascipt Extension File. As I come back to his original
post (took me some time to jump over all this unecessary F
>You've a nice collection, but I wouldn't know what was available if I didn't
>use it regularly, I don't suppose some documentation, with an index and
>examples would be on the cards?
Yes, I thought of that. I will do that asap at the top of the file.
Examples however, will be "inline" the comm
As promised a few days ago (by Jordi mainly), here is the code I can
contribute to the javascript extension file(tm):
I copy the text into the message, as I personnaly HATE attachments for this
kind of short text. It will also be easyier to comment/modify/reply.
However, if you (i.e. people on
Just created a new topic name, to differenciate from "structure change ideas".
I have just downloaded the latest snapshot, and there are still these
anoying parts in the DynAPI.js file:
There are many places in the code where "for i in anArray" is used. This is
certainly a big "for (i = 0 ...)
>
>Message: 9
>Message-ID: <002f01c0b88e$e93d0110$c000a8c0@cwworkstation>
>From: "Doug Melvin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] Re: structure change ideas
>
>Alrighty then, since I can't help very much with bug hunting,
>How
At 09:12 29/03/2001, you wrote:
>Message: 4
>Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2001 01:27:12 -0500
>From: Robert Rainwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Maybe functions like removeFromArray and splice can be attached to the
>Array prototype, then it would really js extensions. Also we could have
>something like register
At 12:52 10/01/2001, you wrote:
>Is there any other European guy/girl in this list appart from Pascal and
>me ? I
>find it hard to keep a conversation when I'm awaken and then each morning
>I find
>40 mails waiting for me
Livre in France (warm south, in Nice), but I'm Dutch (as Pascal).
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