[Laszlo-dev] Constraint function generator
Donald Anderson
dda at ddanderson.com
Tue Feb 19 16:00:20 PST 2008
Henry,
I have the constraint function generator mostly ready.
First question - do we need an option to compute meta references?
That's apparently a compile time option, but I don't see when it's
turned on.
In my current version, I am accepting as arguments 1) the name of the
original function,
and 2) the source for the function, for the moment I expect the source
to look just like what you are now generating.
I am returning the source of a function with the name XXX_dependencies.
For example, input source is this: (culled from where this string is
made in NodeModel.java):
===
function $base$2Fbasefocusview$2Elzx_282_41_x_always () {
#pragma 'constraintFunction'
#pragma 'withThis'
this.setAttribute("x",
#beginAttribute
#file base/basefocusview.lzx
#line 282
-classroot.offset
#endAttribute
)}
===
Output source is currently:
===
/* -*- file: Compiler.substitute#-1.1 -*- */
function $base$2Fbasefocusview$2Elzx_282_41_x_always_dependencies () {
#pragma "warnUndefinedReferences=false";
with (this) {
return [classroot, "offset"]
}}
===
I'm thinking instead I could accept simply '-classroot.offset'
and return just the text of the statements:
with (this) {
return [classroot, "offset"]
}
Then you could name the function whatever you want or
use it as a function expression. Or I could return just the
array (as an expression) like '[classroot, "offset"]' . It depends
on how you plan to use it, vs. how much of the details you need to
know.
- Don
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