fork in the proceedings, pass the partially initialized request on to the
authenticator who will either get a version of 0 or an out of date version and
reject them properly.
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instead of a command to CommandEvent. Weirdly, a CommandEvent will never
be generated with the callback way of doing things, but now CommandMenu and
CommandButton will both support the callback syntax.
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texty-input components that wish to have the chat system leave their focus
alone.
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The way this all works is: when you send a primitive to the server, you
must wrap it up yourself, because there's no way for flash to distinguish
between the integer 3 and the floating point value 3.0.
But when it comes from the server, it's all wrapped up in a very specific
type and we can easily unwrap it.
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generally be avoided, but nobody's going to override this method and
we're always calling a regular method on the server, not a varargs method.
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If you pass an array as the varargs argument, it doesn't supply the
varargs like it would in java, instead the whole array becomes the first
argument.
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EXACTLY held. I think this is ok because all callers currently pass a single
token at a time, but I have not verified this for every project.
Please verify this for your project!
Added holdsAnyToken() which has the old behavior of returning true if any
bit is on.
I think we should change all the projects' various isSupportPlus() methods
to be just called isSupport() and those will return
holdsAnyToken(SUPPORT | ADMIN | etc);
If you need to check if a user has a single SUPPORT token but is not an
admin, you can do that by hand.
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(to match the com.threerings.flex). Let's still put general-purpose flash
stuff here in com.threerings.util.
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I thought maybe this was fixed, because in early betas the "with" statement
didn't work, but it does now.
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a ROLL_OUT without having first got a ROLL_OVER?
- Clicks that land on the video control should be stopped there and not
allowed to trickle back up, potentially triggering the furni action that
someone's set on the video.
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When you mouse-over it, the controls appear, which are currently only
a pause/play button. When it reaches the end, it autorewinds and pauses.
Things:
- We may want all videos to start paused. However, since we're not using
a streaming media server, there's no way to show the first frame without
loading the video unless we screenshot it on the server and then include
a secondary media ident, which we don't do. So: as long as the user has
to load the FLV, we may as well play it and not make it just look like
an image.
- We'll probably want to adapt this into a standalone video displayer that
can be used to view FLVs using our UI from inside a web page.
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There are a few rough edges which'll eventually get ironed out.
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some custom event to communicate a value to listeners. This is for that.
CommandEvents are close, but are all dispatched using a single 'type' value,
so a single handler must have a switch statement in it (unless you're
a controller, which has magic to call the right method.)
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objects to non-modifiable, restrict client object subscriptions to the client
in question). Modified Peer code to not log a warning when a peer is not online
in an expected way (not listening for connections).
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and turned out to not be the class that was sucking in vast quantities of
flex code. Alas.
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Michael Bayne