**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Sep 02 02:59:59 2014 Sep 02 05:16:59 EricBlade: Backups backups backups ;) I keep my important stuff on a raid mirror disk and preferably on a PC as well still ;) Sep 02 05:37:36 I found a broken link. Who/where should I tell? Sep 02 14:23:23 I wouldn't mind if fels_zh_ would fix his IRC connection :P Sep 02 15:34:36 I have discovered that InputDecorators really do not like Tables Sep 02 15:35:06 having connection issues fels_zh__? Sep 02 15:36:39 nevermind, typo Sep 02 16:23:30 morning enyoers Sep 02 16:23:59 hi dmanderson Sep 02 17:15:24 good afternoon, enyoers Sep 02 17:15:50 I've encountered an error I can't seem to solve and was wondering if any of you could give me a hand Sep 02 17:16:05 whats up chall? Sep 02 17:16:08 http://jsfiddle.net/bfgty318/1/ Sep 02 17:16:16 I'm getting stack overflows Sep 02 17:16:56 I've narrowed the problem down to an implementation of a select box Sep 02 17:24:24 chall: if you remove the published block (which you don't need, as it is provided by enyo.Option kind, according to the docs) the error goes away Sep 02 17:25:13 good catch sugardave! Sep 02 17:25:34 I think it's a bug, though Sep 02 17:25:59 you should be able to overwrtie the published block on your extended kind....should merge those properties Sep 02 17:26:04 Totally a bug Sep 02 17:26:17 Without looking too deep, sounds like the setter is getting called in a loop Sep 02 17:26:22 indeed Sep 02 17:33:55 sugardave, but the enyo.Select kind that I'm using doesn't claim to have that property. Sep 02 17:34:09 I don't understand why the Option kind has any affect on the Select kind Sep 02 17:40:25 it also doesn't work properly Sep 02 17:40:54 I no longer get the error, but the value doesn't get propagated down Sep 02 17:42:39 it works properly if I rename it, though Sep 02 17:43:04 perhaps it's blowing up because Selects have a `getValue` function already defined? Sep 02 18:07:56 chall: you can only deduce this from the docs, I guess. The enyo.Select docs state "enyo.Select implements an HTML selection widget, using enyo.Option kinds by default." And if you look at enyo.Option, you'll see that it has value as a published property. Ideally, your code would work, but I think you've exposed a bug perhaps Sep 02 18:09:09 by the by, published block is essentially obsolete (unless you are using it to show someone looking at your code a little more structure or something) Sep 02 18:09:19 hi guys Sep 02 18:09:59 I was wondering if setting 'tag' to '' is a good practice to let my current component not draw anything but allow my child components to do so Sep 02 18:10:39 hmm Sep 02 18:10:58 maybe just use canGenerate: false on the parent Sep 02 18:11:09 but I don't know what that will do to children Sep 02 18:12:31 Simpson_2: or, you make the parent an enyo.Component and muck with its create function to render the children. It's been awhile since I did it that way Sep 02 18:13:36 canGenerate will not generate the children Sep 02 18:13:41 bummer Sep 02 18:13:47 a emty tag does what I need :) Sep 02 18:13:55 set it to null instead Sep 02 18:14:09 didn't cause any issues was just wondering if it was 'right' to do it Sep 02 18:14:28 I think there is somewhere where we use tag: null Sep 02 18:15:49 ah yes, enyo.Repeater Sep 02 18:16:23 ah that makes sense :' Sep 02 18:16:50 btw I got a paper accepted to a Semantic Web conference which talks about enyo Sep 02 18:16:57 sweet Sep 02 18:17:08 when is the conference? Sep 02 18:17:44 end of October in Italy Sep 02 18:17:51 woo, fun! Sep 02 18:18:07 thats what the GF said ;) Sep 02 18:18:27 are you taking her? Sep 02 18:22:14 Simpson_2 what is the use case for not wanting the parent to render? Sep 02 18:22:19 yup Sep 02 18:22:32 remember the linked data stuff I showed you ? Sep 02 18:22:53 sugardave, yeah, trentino italy, I would have a very hard time explaining why I need to go alone there ;) Sep 02 18:23:15 ( 2 conv lines mix up here thats gona be fun ) Sep 02 18:23:22 ;-) Sep 02 18:23:55 so I have a kind which listens to incomming linked data, and when it contains components it shouldn't draw anything by itself Sep 02 18:24:12 just clutters up the dom Sep 02 18:29:00 totally unrelated question Sep 02 18:29:11 how do you handle multilingual interfaces ? Sep 02 18:32:32 ilib Sep 02 18:32:42 enyo-ilib, more to the point Sep 02 18:33:16 note: enyo-ilib/internationalization is only known to me as something that can be done, I have no idea how to actually DO it :D Sep 02 18:33:32 looked at that, but thats about formatting Sep 02 18:33:48 I think it also allows you to do string substitution Sep 02 18:34:06 I'm more looking at labels on kind, how to choose between e.g. english and dutch Sep 02 18:34:52 $L("Some English") gets looked up in some resources file for EACH language you want to support and inserts whatever it finds for "Some English" Sep 02 18:35:16 ah okay, that sounds what I would need Sep 02 18:43:45 hmm where is that stuff documented ? Sep 02 19:53:06 Simpson_2: great question! Sep 02 19:55:26 * Simpson_2 expects the infamous 'Use the source luke' Sep 02 20:08:30 I think that's the answer right now Sep 02 20:09:42 Simpson_2: might check these samples: https://github.com/enyojs/enyo-ilib/tree/master/samples Sep 02 20:11:52 hmm no string sample unfortunatly Sep 02 20:18:33 okay bedtime here **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Sep 03 02:59:59 2014