Jonas,
If I change
timer(1) do
draw_thermometer
end
to:
draw_thermometer
I get an "undefined method 'draw_thermometer' for (Shoes::App..."
error in the Console.
If I move the call to "draw_thermometer" to the bottom of the app,
after all the method definitions, I get my thermometer and all is
right with the world. :)
Things are more interesting/mysterious in the case of changing it from
"timer(1) do" to "start do" and leaving it where it is -- it is blank
when I start the app, but if I click on the app with my mouse, or
resize it, or minimize/maximize it, or otherwise interact with it,
then the thermometer pops into existence.
So you've got a solution if you want to abandon the start and timer
events and just call "draw_thermometer" at the bottom of the Shoes.app
block.
But maybe you've found a bug there in the fact that it doesn't seem to
draw during the start event as it should.
On Jul 30, 2008, at 7:47 PM, Jonas Elfström wrote:
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 1:24 AM, Seth Thomas Rasmussen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Some context from the code might be helpful.
Sorry, I'm not following you. The full source code is below and it
"works" as it is.
http://plea.se/me/shoes/kumlatemp/
If I change:
timer(1) do
draw_thermometer
end
to:
draw_thermometer
or:
start do
draw_thermometer
end
No thermometer is drawn on application start even though the start
event is fired. Then after waiting the full five minutes it is drawn
by the:
every(300) do
draw_thermometer
end
Still unclear?
