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Folk,
I'm kinda new to jQuery, but have recently written a specialised diagram
editing tool using jQuery and Raphael, and my Raphael drag&drop library
is now very competent and, I believe, quite complete in the kinds of
usage
it allows.
For example, I use a case where a drag is tracked by two separate
rubber-
band objects which are created as the drag starts, and after the mouse
leaves a certain object.
What I'd like your opinion on is whether I can do anything to make it
fit
as nicely as possible into jQuery's view of the world. Licensing
comments,
API issues, how to structure it as a plugin, all comments (and
especially
pull requests!) are welcome.
Please peruse the code and example at http://github.com/cjheath/Raphaelle
Browser bugs remain:
* Opera's "getElementFromPoint" doesn't seem to work at all, so drag-
over
and drop targetting is broken.
* When dragging SVG objects in Safari while zoomed, the wrong regions of
the canvas are cleared and redrawn, so drag/drop effectively only
works
at the default zoom level. Note this WebKit bug doesn't exist in
Chrome.
Clifford Heath, Data Constellation, http://dataconstellation.com
Agile Information Management and Design.
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