I think if the guys spend too much time on doing documentation it leaves
less time to do some developing on the API itself.
A nice solution would be an effort on the part of us, people interested
on having some reference doc up and running, to set up some kind of
collaborative effort, that people here on the list can correct, if
something is wrong, or add to it if something is ommitted.
Though i'm always short on time (who isn't?) things are slowing down now
that we are approaching Christmas, so I'm wouldn't mind starting writing
a bit on this.
What you guys think?
Best,
NunoF
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Charles LaShure
This is my first post to the list, so please excuse me if I repeat some
things that have already been discussed...
Once upon a time, I used Dan Steinman's DynLayer code from the DynDUO site.
Then a few years passed. Now I'm back, and I've stumbled upon DynAPI2. I've
read through Pascal's tutorials, which I have found to be very informative.
As is stated in the very first tutorial, though, it is apparent the code I
now have in front of me is much different from the code I used once upon a
time.
Although I fear the answer will be in the negative, is there a listing of
all the methods available to the new DynLayer, along with the proper syntax
for each? Nothing fancy, just something like:
moveBy (x,y) -moves layer to x,y
moveTo (x,y) -moves layer by x,y
etc.
and things like how to change layer visibility, etc. All I've been able to
find is the tutorials. I suppose I could go through the code and glean the
necessary information that way, but I thought I'd ask first to see if
someone's already done it.
Cheers,
C. LaShure
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