At 16:29 09/07/2001, you wrote:
>This is not the case here. Because we want to invoke the event if
>noevt is true or 'undefined'.
OK, I get the point.
Marc
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On 7/9/2001, 5:52:06 AM EST, Marc wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Splitting the API":
> By the way, if you want to reduce code and you code a "proper" way (I'm
> sure that's what you do), you can go for hunting any line like the one
> below (the last one you
By the way, sorry that some of my ideas have already been posted, I hadn't
read all the responses to your questions
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By the way, if you want to reduce code and you code a "proper" way (I'm
sure that's what you do), you can go for hunting any line like the one
below (the last one you sent, for setWidth I guess),
>if (noevt!=false) this.invokeEvent('resize');
and replace with less elegant things like
if
p3?hunt=dynapi
The basic memory footprint might not be increased
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> I'm not that concerned about
=false) this.invokeEvent('resize');
> --code ends
>
>
> None of this would be done with OBJ.w = 100.
> Using the setWidth method you can even inhibit the resize event (note the
> noevt param)
>
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> From: "Richard Bennett
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From: "Richard Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 1:45 AM
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> Quite right,
> I was also wondering why we need to prototype a method for simple
variables.
> I almost never use :
>
Okay
then,I now have a legitamate reason to split up the API,I am looking a a
contract to provide Web-based services over 28.8kbps wireless in
Africa..We have been given a 32k limit to the size of any one
page. Can you see where I'm going with this?
If anyone is still interested in Splitting the A
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From: "Tuomas Huhtanen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: 07 July, 2001 10:33
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> On thing to do is to try to save as much memory as possible. The tendency
> seems to be that if a variable can be u
On thing to do is to try to save as much memory as possible. The tendency
seems to be that if a variable can be used, it will be used. For example,
the property isChild in dynobject is not needed at all. The information is
already in the parent property. isChild==(parent!=null).
The other thing t
ics
design/modification or maybe in a widget?
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If your intertested, I can help you modify the afroapi to t
If your intertested, I can help you modify the afroapi to take advantage
of compressing the content as it get's sent to the browser. This
can be made to work on browsers such as ns4 that don't automatically allow
for compressed content.
The use of jar files is OK, but I think that only works in
It would actually be nice to benchmark "#layers<->ram/platform"
recommendations based user ram and pentium class startng at 200 as a
low-water-mark.
I've had good luck with 100ish layers on a 200-pentium class with 96mb ram.
But most of the layers are used for content position and display formati
I'll take it
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To: "Doug Melvin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 10:12 AM
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>
> > If anyone is st
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] Splitting the API
> If anyone is still interested in Splitting the API in broswer/Platform
specific versions, now is the time to speak up,
> I will most likly be starting that task as of next week (Tues).
I've splitted my own api, which is still in development. I
> If anyone is still interested in Splitting the API in broswer/Platform specific
>versions, now is the time to speak up,
> I will most likly be starting that task as of next week (Tues).
I've splitted my own api, which is still in development. I don't think
you need platform specific versions,
sorry, the name was "mod_gzip"
bobb
bob basques wrote:
There's an Apache Web server Module (That we are
currently implementing) called "mod_zip" (I think), that will zip up the
download requests if the client can handle unzipping it on its end, automatically,
text files are typically zipping
There's an Apache Web server Module (That we are currently implementing)
called "mod_zip" (I think), that will zip up the download requests if the
client can handle unzipping it on its end, automatically, text files are
typically zipping at about 70%. this may be another approach to use to
reduc
Sent: 06 July, 2001 18:53
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API
Sounds like a job for the 5k API to me. Just design around a more
limited tool set.
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Also, couldn't you set up a title page that has a virtual "0" size
footprint except for .js libraries and download the bulk of them then? I
think all the following pages will find them in cache.
You
could also use ESC, the
ot;zip" file
loader that covers 94% of all active browsers. Makes the whole Dyn library
about 6K total.
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Sounds
like a job for the 5k API to me. Just design around a more limited tool
set.
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Okay then,I now have a legitamate reason to split
up the API,
I am looking a a contract to provide Web-based
services over 28.8kbps wireless in Africa..
We have been given a 32k limit to the size of any
one page.
Can you see where I'm going with this?
If anyone is still interested in Spli
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