Re: [Dynapi-Dev] Developers reference

[Scott A. L. <sc...@sc...>]

This is very, very good.  The only problem I had is I missed the part about
this being for Dynacore, not DynAPI.  I went searching through the lastest
SourceForge beta looking for getElementByID :-)

Is your inheritance scheme only going to be one level deep from DynObject?

scottandrew

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  -----Original Message-----
  From: Pascal Bestebroer <pa...@dy...>
  To: Dev <dyn...@li...>
  Cc: Help <dyn...@li...>
  Date: Sunday, December 03, 2000 9:51 AM
  Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] Developers reference


  I finally found the time to do "some" typing.. and here's the result :)

  This developers reference is based on my new (work in progress) DynAPI
code,
  so it's not correct for the current official DynAPI model, but with some
  tweaking it should be a nice reference for anybody needing more inside
  information. The main differences are in the DynObject.. basically you
could
  see all the DynObject stuff as a DynLayer or DynDocument reference. Maybe
  some one can change and shuffle the text abit so that it's correct for the
  DynAPI model.

  I used the W3C stylesheet and reference style, so this should look
familiar
  to anybody knowing how to read/use those W3C documents :)


  Another note I want to make, and this will probably get some people ticked
  off, is the fact that this list is great for discussing problems of the
  DynAPI, but I think there's way to much discussions going on and not alot
of
  actual development.

  I mean there are discussions running about adding semmicoloms to every
line,
  or adding comments into the source files.. I don't think that's real
  important stuff, and I'm not going to spend time arguing over those
"ideas"
  when there are still things like widget-creation, debugging and other
  important things that can be done. One thing I will say about it is that I
  don't understand why people don't take the time to add those ; characters
  them selves, or study the code and learn it that way (that's the way we
all
  learned it).

  ...sadly, this is probably gonna cause some more discussions about
nothing.

  Cya!

  Pascal Bestebroer
  pa...@dy...
  http://www.dynamic-core.net