Re : Passing a boolean to can component
I thought about not including selectable=".." and that works as long as the default is false. But it is not a great solution, as the default might be true in some cases. I wonder about this:...
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asavoy, Actually doing: define: { selectable: {type: "boolean"} } should work. You can see the rules here: https://github.com/bitovi/canjs/blob/master/map/define/define.js#L139 selectable="true"...
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So the question is less "how do you pass a boolean" ... more "how do you convert a string to a boolean" - the define plugin!
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What about defining: selectable (just presence of attribute) -> true and maybe such API for false value: no-selectable -> false
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@Justin I agree with your solution, it is the same as in my fiddle response to OP :) @alex Unclear how you would live-bind a value with that approach. Say if you wanted to toggle selectable.
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@asavoy well this would work for fine for static parameters, I often met cases when you have static properties that defines the behaviour for particular instance of the component. but live binding...
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@justin No, the question is not how do to use the define plug-in to convert a string to a boolean, this can be done. The question is how to do you pass a boolean without using the define plug-in. I...
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I think define plugin should be embedded in can.js core, I use it almost for every model.
View ArticleStealJS build error - 'MODULE_NOT_FOUND' } Error: Cannot find module 'less'
Loading my application with StealJS in development works great. When I try to build a production version. I'm getting a 'MODULE_NOT_FOUND' } Error: Cannot find module 'less'. If I remove the...
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which version are you using? 0.3.0?
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I'm using Steal 0.3.0
View ArticleWhat is the best way to reorderng items in DOM?
In my app I have the can.Model.List of articles, which have attribute "position". When I changing that attribute I want that articles will reordering in a document (DOM). The easiest way is do rerender...
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That branch version of CanJS includes the converters for templates, so you'd need to use the branch version if you want to import templates into the build. ext: { ejs: "can/view/ejs/system", mustache:...
View ArticleUsing CSS and LESS dependencies with StealJS 0.3.0
Hello I'm getting unexpected results with StealJS. (using StealJS 0.3.0) I'd like to load both a .css file and a .less file. But I want the .css file to be included first. This works great in...
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I make simple fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/GE3yf/30/
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Can you create a test page / example in steal-tools/test ? Also, dependency order does not matter (and we won't make it matter). Meaning you can't rely on the order of 'css/reset.css!',...
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Thanks Justin, I understand that dependency order doesn't matter I only wanted to point out that dependency order seemed to matter to steal-tools build. I've updated steal-tools to 0.4.0. Thanks for...
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Catching can.view load errors
Hi there, How can I catch load errors for a can.view call? I currently have code like: can.view(self.options.view, data, function(frag) { self.element.html(frag);...
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