[Proto-Scripty] Re: Bind order args

2011-08-10 Thread T.J. Crowder
Can you explain your question a bit more clearly? Yes, it's true that the `thisArg` argument to `Enumerable#find` is the second argument, and it's also true that the `thisArg` argument to `Function#bind` is the first argument, but it's unclear what you're really asking. Also note that you don't

[Proto-Scripty] WYSIWYG textarea replacement

2011-08-10 Thread bill
I am updating an application that uses TinyMCE, a jquery based script that makes textareas into mini-editors with the ability to format text. Does anyone know of a prototype based equivalent ? In TinyMCE you create a text area and then call an init that reformats it on the page and then call

[Proto-Scripty] how to implement move/shift left/right effect

2011-08-10 Thread Dmitry Trunikov
Dear colleagues, At https://github.com/sstephenson/prototype/tree/2a6914089ad6f0b398d9f4ef7032e6bab818dd51 I've seen spectacular effect when pane with list of directories/files effectively shifted left/right during navigation between directories. Can you give me a clue how it can be implemented

Re: [Proto-Scripty] WYSIWYG textarea replacement

2011-08-10 Thread Walter Lee Davis
I'm pretty sure that TinyMCE itself does not use jQuery directly. There may be some add-ons that do, but it's not part of the core. Have a look at this project, which is using TinyMCE as well, and is Prototype-centric: http://inplacericheditor.box.re/ Walter On Aug 10, 2011, at 7:18 AM,

Re: [Proto-Scripty] how to implement move/shift left/right effect

2011-08-10 Thread Phil Petree
I looked at that once for a project I was working on.. they weren't really shifting left/right what they were doing was inserting a new listbox to the right of the previous box. So: listbox A has the drives and you click on one, you then insert another listbox B to the right of A and then use an

[Proto-Scripty] Themes, UI Controls, and the Future of Prototype/Scriptaculous

2011-08-10 Thread shellster
As a veteran PrototypeJS and Scriptaculous user, I'm curious about the future of these great libraries. As a web developer, I'm also no stranger to JQuery. One of the nice things about JQuery is that it provides a one-size-fits-all javascript library which provides virtually everything you need