DestroyFramework on GitHub
After signing up with GitHub, I was anxious to use it, so I created the DestroyFramework repository—the product of my late night coding. So far, it only includes TextFieldPlus and ScreenMonitor, but I plan to build it over time.
TextFieldPlus is the beginning of my fText rewrite. At the moment, it includes methods to fix the TextField’s autoSize kerning and autoSize scrolling bugs. It’s a work in progress, so expect some additions in the future.
ScreenMonitor is an incredibly useful class for AIR apps. Since AIR doesn’t have any events for connecting and disconnecting displays, if a user disconnects a display while an AIR window is on that screen, it’s lost forever—for Mac, at least. The ScreenMonitor class periodically checks for a change in screen count and dispatches an event when one occurs. It also lets you check manually at any time.
Check it out and keep a close eye. I’m really starting to get the hang of Git.
Great news
About ScreenMonitor, I’m gonna try it tomorrow, multi-screen is awful on MacOS X anyway (I’m really frustrated about dual screen management w/ spaces). Maybe in the next realease of AIR, as it happened with VolumeMonitor…
What will be the next class joining your Framework?
@Palleas — I’m not sure. I think I might go through my current Foundation framework and rewrite each class with what I know now and formatted with the standard coding conventions. Any requests?
Nope, no request right now, but if I think about anything, I’ll let you know o/
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