Alberto de Campo
Alberto de Campo
Generally, I think it is reasonable that Ndef.clear clears all state. Also, I think it is logically correct that an NdefMixer's object is the proxyspace, not the server. The problem...
If you want to lock the NdefMixer to s, even when the proxyspace for s changes, you can do: ``` m = NdefMixer(s); SkipJack({ m.object = Ndef.dictFor(s) }, 0.5, {...
Wondering now if a stickToServer flag would be good for this case? ```NdefMixer(s).stickToServer_(true);``` I understand that ```NdefMixer(s)``` reads like it attaches the mixer to the server; initially that was just...
@capital-G ping
Ah, another idea to solve it: NdefMixer has an instvar server, which can be nil or a server; when set to a server, the NdefMixer stays on that server, when...
@capital-G, reg. your question: ``` // isn't such constant replacement immensely resource exhaustive? SkipJack({ mixer.object = Ndef.dictFor(server ? Server.default) }, 0.5, { mixer.parent.isClosed }); ``` You would only set it...
closed with #6163
Just tested here on macOS, works!
Hi Mads, sorry for missing your initial post, Julay was really busy - yes, sounds like a very good idea ! Happy to help adding this, so let us know...
BTW, the KeyPlayer quark implements a lot of computer-key-based action functionality, and may be a good source for sketches.