Hi Henrik,
number than the dbs call has resulted in, thus causing a gap, it seems
like this is a no no.
Right. The file numbers must be continuous.
(dbs
(3 +Server)
(3 (+Server ip)))
(dbs+ 100
(4 +Entry)
(4 (+Entry tag)) )
...
Works fine if 100 is changed to 3 though.
On Sun, Sep 08, 2013 at 02:49:31PM +0700, Henrik Sarvell wrote:
At the same time projects that rely on the framework need to be able to do
the same thing without being screwed if the framework needs a new slot.
As I wrote, allocating a new slot not a problem. In fact, this is
normally happening
For example, when I have a new class of entities where I estimate that
the these are relatively large objects, I add them to 'D'. Creating a
new file instead of that won't have any performance advantage, because
access to objects is done with 'lseek' and thus the size of the files
doesn't
Hi Henrik,
So you recommend 10 files in total, at the begining, no need for more, it
might even be suboptimal with more, yet at the end your example has a lot
more files than 10.
I'm confused?
Sorry, my mail was a bit contradictory.
What I meant is that I usually start with the short one.
Hi Alex,
very nice demo indeed, especially the use of plio protocol to do stuff
in the browser;-)
Another way of achieving the same result without any need for javascript
would be using SVG. It works very well across browsers nowadays.
Canvas could be an iframe with a refresh rate if required
