Hi all, just committed in 2.0.x, and soon in trunk.
Monday I'll start to look at implementing the same limit for Labels,
unless problems with it ...
Bye
Hi,
> Yes, I meant 65000 is too small for TextArea. For TextInput, 65000 is
> probably fine (even 32000 is okay), and probably for Label as well.
ok, but you know, it's better to be sure :-) ...
> Suggest 1MB (1,048,576) for TextArea and TextPane,
ok
> and 65536 for TextInput and Label (for the
Yes, I meant 65000 is too small for TextArea. For TextInput, 65000 is
probably fine (even 32000 is okay), and probably for Label as well.
Suggest 1MB (1,048,576) for TextArea and TextPane, and 65536 for
TextInput and Label (for the default values).
~Roger Whitcomb
Hi,
> I don't think 2G is a reasonable value as a default -- this will for
> sure fill up memory in the default JVM configurations.
me too :-) ...
> But, for me, 65000 is way too small.
Excuse me, for a TextInput field ?
Looking at other GUI frameworks even 65000 seems an high default
value, look
andro Martini [mailto:sandro.mart...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2013 7:13 AM
To: Users - Apache Pivot; Developers - Apache Pivot
Subject: default value of maximumLength in TextInput and similar classes
Hi all,
looking at TextInput, I have just seen that the maximumLength attribute
value
Hi all,
looking at TextInput, I have just seen that the maximumLength
attribute value has a default value big (and this is Ok), but it has
the Integer.MAX_VALUE (approx. 2^32) ... so to avoid memory problems,
crash attacks, etc (and so the need for any application to change it
to a lower, safer val
