Hi folks!
The getClip() and setClip() dont seam to work very well in opera.
I am using
Version 7.11
Build 2887
and am trying my new decinc swiper but dont work as the getClip() returns
0,NaN,NaN,NaN...
Any idees?
/Daniel
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Hi!
I have made the incdec slider now... what it does is that instead of the swiper, it
- never hides the layers
- suports a min value so if using the decleft it will never be smaller than 10px on
the left side... the incleft will then return it to the original clip.
It doesnt shrink the layer b
I keep getting this error when I try to do stuff in CVS:
In D:\development\dynapi3x: cvs -q update -d -P -C src/gui/groupmanager.js
CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/dynapi
cvs [update aborted]: Error reading from server cvs.sourceforge.net: -1
Error, CVS operation failed
It works ab
I don't know how Tortoise CVS works with SSH but I do
know that WinCVS can work with it.
If you're going to commit changes to CVS you must use
an SSH connection.
Yesterday it seems like SourceForge was experiencing
some problems but I guess it should be ok now.
--
Raymond Irving
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--- Darin Kadrioski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsdoc/
Well this is something to look into for those working
on the Docs for DynAPI.
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Raymond Irving
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Seems like a bug! I hate bugs :)
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Raymond Irving
--- Daniel Tiru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks!
>
> The getClip() and setClip() dont seam to work very
> well in opera.
>
> I am using
> Version 7.11
> Build 2887
>
> and am trying my new decinc swiper but dont work as
> the getClip(
From the looks of it, Tortoise has a built in SSH client, but I'm not
sure how it works, since I haven't tried to check everything in yet. I
was trying to come up with a list of all the changes I made and do an
update first, but I was having trouble with CVS.
If you haven't seen / tried Tortoi
Quoting Darin Kadrioski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsdoc/
nice... the only question i have is whether it will parse some of the javascript
that we use in dynapi, some of it isn't all so well-formed according to it's
definition i don't think
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Dan Willemsen
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this is the type of thing I have been planning to do to generate the quickref
documentation, but haven't been able to yet. I just found phpDocumentor
yesterday, and was thinking about writing another parser for it, javascript, but
that looks like to much work for me.
--
Dan Willemsen
http://dan.wi
--- Dan Willemsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Quoting Darin Kadrioski
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsdoc/
>
> nice... the only question i have is whether it will
> parse some of the javascript
> that we use in dynapi, some of it isn't all so
> well-formed acco
[Dynapi-Dev] Documentation Stratagy for DynApi; is there one??
Following comment to the suggestion of using
'jsdoc' as documentation tool:
'jsdoc' is an half dad 2year old project!
An eary beta staged SW with only a minimum on
functionallity and hardly any doc.
And look at the statistics of '
[Dynapi-Dev] Documentation Stratagy for DynApi; is there one??
Following comment to the suggestion of using
'jsdoc' as documentation tool:
'jsdoc' is an half dad 2year old project!
An eary beta staged SW with only a minimum on
functionallity and hardly any doc.
And look at the statistics of '
Hey,
This thought just occured to me since I'm working on the server side stuff at
the moment. What about the documentation there? For example, the client side
docs for IOElement look pretty complete, but there's no server-side docs, just
source code with sparse documentation. But in the dialog
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