non-static member. Pre-1.5 VMs can't do all of these things and Retroweaver
freaks out at runtime when put to the task.
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This is a potentially more dangerous change, but nothing
seems awry. Eyes peeled!
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and instead my checkin message got mangled.
*clearing throat*
..So our old way of doing things was pointlessly waiting a frame to handle
network events.
We also ran object subscribe/unsubscribe requests through the same queue,
and now those are processed immediately. Everything seems ok, but let's
keep an eye out.
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This was residual from the initial conversion from Java, but I don't think
it's very necessary on the flash side, and Zell is working to decouple
the presents layer from flash-player specific classes and events like
ENTER_FRAME.
So now we just process everything immediately.
I did some tests, it seems that the flash player dispatches ENTER_FRAME,
then it dispatches any network events, then the frame is rendered.
So our old way of doing things was pointlessly
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EnumSet, because Java's implementation of that is private). The
performance could conceivably be improved; Java uses two
implementations, one using a single long to store the element
flags (for enumerated types with 64 or fewer constants) and one
using an array of longs (for types with more than 64). This uses
an array of bytes.
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freakoutery as we try to stream the instance's implicit reference to its
containing class.
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calling the callback. Loaders are not supposed to do this, but that may
only be when loading over the network and not from a ByteArray.
We know that retaining a reference to the MultiLoader fixes it, but
that increases the burden on the users of this class. Let's try this
instead, I think it will work: just retain references to active MultiLoaders
in the class.
Jamie's going to test this, as well.
(Also: in foreach mode, free references to results after reporting them.)
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ChatCodes.PLACE_CHAT_TYPE that gets used for any feedback generated from the tell process. This
will allow chat systems that display tells in a custom way (tabs) to distinguish tell-related
feedback from other feedback.
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Match the coding style already present in file (use ii for loop counter..)
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dispatch thread only", "blocking thread only" or "callable from any thread."
As the comment says, some day we'll look into enforcing these annotations with
some bytecode rewriting.
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read in serialized config values.
* Use a transitioning flag in DatabaseConfigRegistry to indicate that it
should immediately write out config values after reading them in.
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from screwing with our registered aliases. This might make points and
rectangles work.
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it could be a ways inside it and we want to help people debug.
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- Added a mechanism for testing if something is already loaded after
generation. DataPacks load immediately if passed a ByteArray. Loaders will
always wait a frame, so I was going to change DataPack to follow that
behavior, but it's nice that it just works right after construction.
- If a singleton source was passed in and resulted in an error (or, now,
it can already be loaded as well) then it would incorrectly return
as the result the internal wrapper object for the single result.
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Michael Bayne