Re. disabling the trailing execution during throttle: you might want a
function to execute every N milliseconds only while you're performing
an action. Perhaps it doesn't update a state value, but simple shows a
progress bar while the action is taking place. In this case, it would
be detrimental to
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 16:09, "Cowboy" Ben Alman wrote:
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> That being said, this throttle (and yours) don't have an option for
> disabling that final "deferred" execution.
What is the use case for disabling this final call? Or for forcing the
intial call right at the start? I've noticed you h
Mislav, this will minify slightly smaller (152b) than what you have
(156b):
Function.prototype.throttle = function( delay ) {
var fn = this,
timeout_id;
return function(){
var that = this,
args = arguments;
if ( !timeout_id ) {
timeout_id =
On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 23:08, "Cowboy" Ben Alman wrote:
> I've got a snippet of code that will allow you to either throttle or
> debounce a function, in multiple ways.
Yes, this was among the existing plugins I saw. I also read the source, but
I felt it was a bit too much for this functionalit
I tried posting this the other day, but my post didn't come through
for some reason. I've got a snippet of code that will allow you to
either throttle or debounce a function, in multiple ways. Granted, my
implementation does not use the Function prototype, but that would be
trivial to implement.
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