Comments for Rockholla http://www.rockholla.org <♪/> Sun, 12 Feb 2012 02:28:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on He’s a Fucking Weakling by Patrick http://www.rockholla.org/hmm/2012/01/31/hes-a-fucking-weakling#comment-802 Patrick Sun, 12 Feb 2012 02:28:33 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=569#comment-802 Dad? Dad?

]]> Comment on He’s a Fucking Weakling by Pete http://www.rockholla.org/hmm/2012/01/31/hes-a-fucking-weakling#comment-801 Pete Sun, 12 Feb 2012 01:48:27 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=569#comment-801 wimp wimp

]]> Comment on Flex/AS3 Pan Zoom Component by Patrick http://www.rockholla.org/technology/2011/01/07/flex-as3-pan-zoom-component#comment-800 Patrick Sat, 11 Feb 2012 03:59:48 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=147#comment-800 Hey Robert, sorry for the delay. I do see the slight jumpiness in dragging in your example. It's a bit hard for me to dive into your particular usage at the moment, but it does look like the flare:FlareVis child you're rendering is a pretty complex set of sprites/objects. I haven't actually gotten a chance to look at their PanZoomControl in detail, but I'm guessing they've slimmed down their implementation of a component that will work well particularly w/ their other components as children, such as the flare:FlareVis. They might have specific interoperability and redrawing going on to make things smoother specifically for other types of objects that their library renders. I'm curious, why did you decide to use my PanZoom instead of their's? Hey Robert, sorry for the delay. I do see the slight jumpiness in dragging in your example. It’s a bit hard for me to dive into your particular usage at the moment, but it does look like the flare:FlareVis child you’re rendering is a pretty complex set of sprites/objects. I haven’t actually gotten a chance to look at their PanZoomControl in detail, but I’m guessing they’ve slimmed down their implementation of a component that will work well particularly w/ their other components as children, such as the flare:FlareVis. They might have specific interoperability and redrawing going on to make things smoother specifically for other types of objects that their library renders. I’m curious, why did you decide to use my PanZoom instead of their’s?

]]> Comment on Flex/AS3 Pan Zoom Component by Robert http://www.rockholla.org/technology/2011/01/07/flex-as3-pan-zoom-component#comment-799 Robert Sun, 05 Feb 2012 21:39:23 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=147#comment-799 This is a really great tool and has saved me a lot of development time for an app I'm building. The only trouble I'm really having at the moment is that panning is a bit "jumpy". In other words, there's a bit of a lag between mouse dragging and the component moving in response. This may be caused by the fact that I'm handling a large number of child elements, but I was able to do something more basic (Prefuse Flare PanZoomControl) before finding this component and I didn't encounter that issue. Would you have any guesses on what's causing the performance issue? Relevant code can be found using "View Source" on the test site for the app: http://soulliberty.com/Interactive/Genealogy/GeneFlexApp.html This is a really great tool and has saved me a lot of development time for an app I’m building. The only trouble I’m really having at the moment is that panning is a bit “jumpy”. In other words, there’s a bit of a lag between mouse dragging and the component moving in response.

This may be caused by the fact that I’m handling a large number of child elements, but I was able to do something more basic (Prefuse Flare PanZoomControl) before finding this component and I didn’t encounter that issue. Would you have any guesses on what’s causing the performance issue?

Relevant code can be found using “View Source” on the test site for the app: http://soulliberty.com/Interactive/Genealogy/GeneFlexApp.html

]]> Comment on Flex/AS3 Pan Zoom Component by Patrick http://www.rockholla.org/technology/2011/01/07/flex-as3-pan-zoom-component#comment-798 Patrick Sun, 05 Feb 2012 06:24:08 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=147#comment-798 I'm assuming you're talking about mousewheel zooming right? I'm seeing mousewheel zoom work correctly in IE 7, 8, and 9 in my testing environments for the <a href="http://www.rockholla.org/wp-content/demos/flex-panzoom/" rel="nofollow">demo</a>. I will say, however, that mousewheel support has gotten worse rather than better across browsers for Flash in general. I don't have a positive outlook on it, and it makes me doubt support for mousewheel actions (if not everything) for the future of Flash. Let me know if you can provide more debugging info on your particular case and I'll try to help out in whatever way that I can. I’m assuming you’re talking about mousewheel zooming right? I’m seeing mousewheel zoom work correctly in IE 7, 8, and 9 in my testing environments for the demo. I will say, however, that mousewheel support has gotten worse rather than better across browsers for Flash in general. I don’t have a positive outlook on it, and it makes me doubt support for mousewheel actions (if not everything) for the future of Flash.

Let me know if you can provide more debugging info on your particular case and I’ll try to help out in whatever way that I can.

]]> Comment on Flex/AS3 Pan Zoom Component by Krishna http://www.rockholla.org/technology/2011/01/07/flex-as3-pan-zoom-component#comment-797 Krishna Sun, 05 Feb 2012 05:06:08 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=147#comment-797 I tried your example in IE,but still browser scrolling happening when I performing zoom action. is this fix works in IE8 & IE8+ versions ? I tried your example in IE,but still browser scrolling happening when I performing zoom action.

is this fix works in IE8 & IE8+ versions ?

]]> Comment on Flex/AS3 Pan Zoom Component by Rich McG http://www.rockholla.org/technology/2011/01/07/flex-as3-pan-zoom-component#comment-796 Rich McG Wed, 25 Jan 2012 22:00:30 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=147#comment-796 Figured it out. Too quick to post. Was setting the size of of the panzoom, not the content. It is working very well. Figured it out. Too quick to post. Was setting the size of of the panzoom, not the content. It is working very well.

]]> Comment on Flex/AS3 Pan Zoom Component by Rich McG http://www.rockholla.org/technology/2011/01/07/flex-as3-pan-zoom-component#comment-795 Rich McG Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:00:48 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=147#comment-795 Also, is they're a zoom command that fits the panzoom to the window? Also, is they’re a zoom command that fits the panzoom to the window?

]]> Comment on Flex/AS3 Pan Zoom Component by Rich McG http://www.rockholla.org/technology/2011/01/07/flex-as3-pan-zoom-component#comment-794 Rich McG Wed, 25 Jan 2012 20:57:51 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=147#comment-794 Patrick. Great component. Running into an issue. Dynamically sizing zoompan component based on loading user selected images at runtime. Think of you second demo (flex-panzoom-image/) but dynamically loading the image. When I do this, I reset content size to the new image (actually a border container) and then the panning gets screwy. It seems to always be to the right and will snap back after I pan. Any ideas? Patrick. Great component. Running into an issue. Dynamically sizing zoompan component based on loading user selected images at runtime. Think of you second demo (flex-panzoom-image/) but dynamically loading the image. When I do this, I reset content size to the new image (actually a border container) and then the panning gets screwy. It seems to always be to the right and will snap back after I pan. Any ideas?

]]> Comment on Some Reality TV Show Names to Pitch by Patrick http://www.rockholla.org/hmm/2012/01/09/some-reality-tv-show-names-to-pitch#comment-793 Patrick Tue, 24 Jan 2012 19:21:09 +0000 http://www.rockholla.org/?p=565#comment-793 Yeah, I should watch more TV. Yeah, I should watch more TV.

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