Hi Max,
Perhaps you know the answer to this. It's possible to set a numeric
property to a string. For example,
v.setAttribute("width", "100");
sets the width of view v to a string "100". I found at least one side
effect of this in animators. See LPP-6732 (the app from the jira
report is below). This isn't a recent problem because it is present in 4.0.5.
Shouldn't the setters coerce the value to be numeric?
Thanks!
Phil
<canvas debug="true">
<simplelayout axis="y"/>
<view>
<simplelayout axis="x"/>
<button text="width=100">
<handler name="onclick">
v1.setAttribute("width", 100);
</handler>
</button>
<button text="width="100"">
<handler name="onclick">
v1.setAttribute("width", "100");
</handler>
</button>
<button text="Animate" onclick="a1.doStart()"/>
</view>
<animator id="a1" attribute="width" duration="1000"
from="${v1.width}" to="500" target="${v1}" start="false"/>
<view id="v1" width="100" height="${this.width}" bgcolor="#ffaaaa"
stretches="both">
<handler name="onwidth">
Debug.write("width", this.width, typeof this.width);
</handler>
</view>
</canvas>
