**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Dec 07 03:00:00 2014 Dec 07 23:15:32 EricBlade: enyo-fit: is a class that (iirc) basically does a width/height: 100%. Dec 07 23:15:57 fit: true -only- applies to fittables and should -only- ever be used on -one and only one- child. Dec 07 23:17:17 Roy__: thanks :-) yeah, i did some digging around the source (it is kind of nice to have my source tree inside my app tree, unlike in the old days, because then i can easily search the enyo source) and discovered that "enyo-fit" is usually what i want to use for anything that doesn't automatically fit the area it needs already Dec 07 23:17:42 it does have some additional features other than width/height 100% Dec 08 00:59:26 i'm still confused as to why my scrollers range isn't correct in Android but seems to be correct everywhere else. not really sure where to proceed into looking at that. not sure if i should debug that first, in case i'm doing something fundamentally wrong, or just leave it lol Dec 08 02:03:58 Does anyone know the best way to retrieve some relatively heavily nested JSON data when parsing/filtering in the course of a #fetch? I have a series of for loops and if statements in my filterFunction, but I think that is going to negatively affect performance....Are there other handy enyo or JS methods that could help me, or some aspect of the enyo Dec 08 02:03:58 framework that I am missing? Dec 08 02:12:25 well, using filter is probably the first thing to look at. Dec 08 02:12:32 *not using, i mean Dec 08 02:13:11 i seem to recall reading somewhere that filter is 2000 times slower than doing a for loop and creating a new array Dec 08 02:23:21 Hmm... Dec 08 02:55:37 i don't know of anything inparticular, though.. other than trying to only iterate over as little of it as you need to Dec 08 02:55:51 perhaps if i saw the code and/or the json i could offer some hints **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Dec 08 02:59:59 2014