Grouped the 3 ways to set objectValue on a dataview (content binding, column value binding or regular delegate method) under one main method: _setObjectValueFortableColumn:row:ForView:
Also fixed a bug where the dragging rows didn't have their bindings applied. Columns and row dragging are now using the previous method for setting data view objectValue.
Updated TableBindings example: table with content binding vs. columns with value binding.
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Dont you hate when your logs of arrays and dictionaries display [Object object] when you have JavaScript objects in them. Now with this patch all JavaScript objects will be display with all attributes in a nice good looking way. Log CGRect, CGPoint and other JavaScript objects withour any hassle anymore. For example: console.log([myRect]);
Conflicts:
Foundation/CPObject.j
Tests/Foundation/CPMutableArrayTest.j
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Dont you hate when your logs of arrays and dictionaries display [Object object] when you have JavaScript objects in them. Now with this patch all JavaScript objects will be display with all attributes in a nice good looking way. Log CGRect, CGPoint and other JavaScript objects withour any hassle anymore. For example: console.log([myRect]);
Don't you hate when your logs of arrays and dictionaries display [Object object] when you have JavaScript objects in them.
Now with this patch all JavaScript objects will be display with all attributes in a nice good looking way. Log CGRect, CGPoint
and other JavaScript objects withour any hassle anymore. For example: console.log([myRect]);
Selections in the tableview can now have round corners. The default is a regular
rect, but if the selecction radius is changed. Nice good looking round rect
selections will appear.
This will make relative paths fail. For example if OBJJ_INCLUDE_PATHS has the path "../../MyLibrary".
MyLibrary will not be found when the path is joined with mainBundlePath without an ending '/'.
This is working when running in Browser.
And in general divisions where the quotient had fewer digits than the dividend when disregarding exponent would fail.
We want to stop dividing when we've gone over all the digits in the dividend and the remainder is 0.
Jiva DeVoe
Aparajita Fishman
cacaodev
Blair Duncan
Adam Radabaugh
Antoine Mercadal
Alexander Ljungberg
Martin Carlberg
Darrell Walisser
Stefan Wallström