[Laszlo-user] Laszlo function as Array.sort argument

[André Bargull]

As a workaround to access "Debug.write", you can use:
  _root.Debug.write("%s: %d - %d", arguments.callee, n1, n2);

> I think the call to Debug.write is killing it.
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> On Jan 9, 2008 2:28 PM, Pablo Kang <pkang at laszlosystems.com wrote:
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>>  Btw, I know that I can call a laszloMethod from a Javascript function
>>  like:
>>
>>    <method name="javascriptFunction" args="n1,n2">
>>        return canvas.laszloMethod(n1,n2);
>>    </method>
>>
>>  What I want to know is why it is I can't pass in the the laszloMethod
>>  directly.
>>
>>  Thanks,
>>  pablo
>>
>>  On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Pablo Kang wrote:
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>>     
>>>   Anyone know why passing in a function defined with an LZX method tag
>>>       
>>  into
>>     
>>>  Array.sort doesn't work? Here's a test case:
>>>
>>>  <canvas debug="true">
>>>
>>>     <method name="laszloMethod" args="n1,n2">
>>>         Debug.write('laszloMethod(', n1, ',', n2, ')');
>>>         return 0;
>>>     </method>
>>>
>>>     <script>
>>>         function javascriptFunction(n1,n2) {
>>>             Debug.write('javascriptFunction(', n1, ',', n2 ,')');
>>>             return 0;
>>>         }
>>>     </script>
>>>
>>>     <handler name="oninit">
>>>         var arr = [ 1,2,3 ];
>>>
>>>         Debug.write('-- Javascript Function --');
>>>         arr.sort( javascriptFunction );
>>>
>>>         Debug.write('-- Laszlo Method --------');
>>>         arr.sort( canvas.laszloMethod );
>>>     </handler>
>>>
>>>  </canvas>
>>>
>>>  pablo
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>       
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>>     
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> -- Henry Minsky Software Architect hminsky at laszlosystems.com

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