On Thu, 18 Jul 2019, Simon Ameis wrote:
Am 17.07.2019 um 23:46 schrieb Michael Van Canneyt:
Several ways, but
TJSOBject(JQuery('#elementid'))['onhide']:=@yourfunction;
should work.
Thanks for the hint to the libjquery unit. This helps to resolve
$('#elementid').
However I couldn't find an
Am 17.07.2019 um 23:46 schrieb Michael Van Canneyt:
> Several ways, but
> TJSOBject(JQuery('#elementid'))['onhide']:=@yourfunction;
> should work.
Thanks for the hint to the libjquery unit. This helps to resolve
$('#elementid').
However I couldn't find any information on how to access the
non-st
On Wed, 17 Jul 2019, Simon Ameis wrote:
Hello all,
How do I register a Pascal method as callback function for an jQuery
Mobile callback?
In JavaScript I can use this syntax:
$("#elementid").on("pagehide", function(event, ui){ alert("Event fired");});
Is there any method to do this in Pasca
Hello all,
How do I register a Pascal method as callback function for an jQuery
Mobile callback?
In JavaScript I can use this syntax:
$("#elementid").on("pagehide", function(event, ui){ alert("Event fired");});
Is there any method to do this in Pascal without creating an external
class for the
>>> Try compiling the heap manager with "-dBESTMATCH". This makes it a
>>> bit slower but greatly reduces fragmentation.
> I think so. I usually set it when I "make all OPT=-dBESTMATCH" the compiler.
Thanks.
BESTMATCH is only marginally better for the test case, but is much slower (i.e.
fully boot
