Window.Draw is not the right name for a method that does more than
just drawing. Rename to Update instead, and rename the DrawEvent
accordingly for symmetry.
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showTextInput is called from the window loop in window.go, but
could result in an immediate event which then deadlocks waiting for
the window loop to handle it.
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Replace CreateWindow with NewWindow that immediately creates a Window
ready to use.
Drop the Windows channel of windows created by the system. For iOS
and Android where the system creates the windows, let them rendezvous
with the window created in the first NewWindow call.
Android is further changed so that destroying and re-creating the
Java Activity simply reconnects with the original Window.
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To keep the interface slim, remove the helper methods and shorten
the essential method, Pixels, to Px.
Add and use unexported Config implementation in the app package.
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We are going to encourage a model where pointers to a central
(program global) Configs are passed to widgets at setup time, and
not pass Configs at every frame.
That way, the global Gonfig can change, but the pointers won't need
updating.
This change only switches the Draw event's Config pointer to a value
to avoid tempting programs to use the event Config instead of
updating their own central Configs.
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With a <textarea> DOM element pressing the enter key will result in
a "Enter" key down event and a "\n" input event. We're only
interested in the key event, so switching to a single line <input>
avoids the extra "\n".
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I found a convincing use case: stopping asynchronous activities
while paused. A follow up change will rename the stages and add
an example.
This reverts commit f9840b0963.
I'm not convinced the API is right. For exmaple, an event that
notifies a program when to save its state is both smaller and
might be sufficient.
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