Hi everyone
I was trying my luck with the matrix widget and am amazed by it!
However there's something I want to point out and I don't know if it's my bad use of scripting in the props field or if it's something else.
My example code is the following:
JS{{
var props = {}
props.colorWidget = "rgba(0, "+ (60+(3-Math.round($%4))*15) +", "+ (80+(3-Math.round($%4))*15) +", 1)"
props.colorStroke = "rgb(128,128,128)"
props.css = ":host{border-radius: 100%; font-size: 100%; transform: rotate("+(15*$)+"deg);}"
return props
}}
Now when I change something in the code and hit tab or click somewhere else, the changes don't apply to the widget - I can't see any changes.
My workaround always is to hit Ctl + S and then Ctl + R to refresh the session. The code works tho But is it not meant to write it like that or is this behaviour normal?
Thanks for any advice and have a lovely evening
To determine whether the props
property has changed or not, it's evaluated with $
equal to 0
; if the result is the same as before no change is made to the matrix' children. It's a limitation I havent fixed yet, you can circumvent it by doing unambiguous change (ie changing something that doesn't depend on $
) or by injecting a random that will ensure the result changes (props._rand = Math.random()
) [edit: doesn't work]
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How did I not know this! @jean-emmanuel , it might be worth putting this in the menu....
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Ctrl+R refreshes the page like in a browser, it'll reload the session automatically if the server's load
option is set, and the widget's values will be lost (unless there's another client connected).
Awesome! Nice trick I'll use this. Thank you, that's a timesaver
I found this, because it's a habbit of mine Feels very natural tho.
Makes sense. Refresh the browser. Silly I missed it.
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Okay unfortunately not the best solution. It just crashed my session after I reloaded. Maximum stack size exceeded. Could not open it anymore from the client. I manually deleted the props._rand in the .json file and could open it again. Phew. Got a bit sweaty there
Haha sorry for that, I'm editing the post then.
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Thank you. I'll stick to the reloading process for now, since it's not a big deal and I don't need it so often - just for small changes. All the best and have a great weekend
@jean-emmanuel are you still looking for a solution to refresh the props event when it doesn't chnage with $=0?
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It's already done in sources.
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