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RE: [gef-dev] Target feedback
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Are you using the feedback figure to calculate information that is later
applied to the resulting command?
Besides the ordering, another issue that can come up is that the feedback
is always hidden before the final call to getCommand(), which is the
command that actually executes.
-Randy
<David.Dubrow@nok
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06/07/2007 10:22 RE: [gef-dev] Target feedback
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Oh and by the way, the DragEditPartsTracker also gets the command after
showing target feedback.
Thanks.
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Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 9:10 AM
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Subject: [gef-dev] Target feedback
Hi,
In the CreationTool, showTargetFeedback is called after the call to
getCommand, both from handleMove and handleDragInProgress. However, in the
ResizeTracker, showTargetFeedback is called prior to the call to
getCommand.
Is it intentional that the order of these calls is reversed in the two
tools? If not, I would definitely appreciate it if both tools had the same
policy with respect to the ordering of showing feedback and getting the
command. For my purposes, I would appreciate it if getting the command was
always the last step after showing the feedback, as it is currently in the
resize tracker tool.
If you want me to file a bugzilla about this, please let me know.
Thanks.
David Dubrow
david.dubrow@xxxxxxxxx
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