GWT - CSS GUI 通知用户 - 浏览器问题

发布于 2024-09-26 19:56:03 字数 1062 浏览 6 评论 0原文

哇，我想不出一个像样的标题，所以我采用了缩写词方法:-)

基本上我在 GWT 中工作，我想通知用户面板更改了它的文本。

我通过使用 Timer() 和 CSS 来完成此操作

 public void flashObject() {
final Timer flashing = new Timer()
{
 public void run()
 {
  flashNewException();
 }
};
flashing.scheduleRepeating(rate);
new Timer()
{
 public void run()
 {
  if(stay){
   panel.addClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
  } else {
   panel.removeClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
  }
  flashing.cancel();
 }
}.schedule(length);

}

private void flashNewException() {
 if(on){
      //   GWT.log("flashin");
         panel.addClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
         on = false;
     } else {
     //   GWT.log("stop flashin");   
          panel.removeClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
          on = true;
    }
   }

因此，这基本上采用了面板添加并删除了允许面板“闪烁”的 CSS 类。

问题是，如果我在 FF 中与代码的其余部分一起运行它，FF 有时会崩溃（我在其他地方运行着另外两个计时器）。我也在运行 GWT-EXT。

我知道这可能不是我的问题的关键，但我想问，您认为这是在 GWT / GWT-Ext 中刷新面板的正确方法吗？ GWT 将计时器转换为 JavaScript 的优化程度如何？FireFox 处理多个计时器的能力如何？

另外一点，如果我从任务列表中杀死“plugin-container.exe”，FireFox 将恢复...

原文

wow I couldn't think of a decent title so I went for the acronym approach :-)

basically I'm working in GWT and I want to notify the user of a panel changing it's text.

I've done this by using a Timer() and CSS

 public void flashObject() {
final Timer flashing = new Timer()
{
 public void run()
 {
  flashNewException();
 }
};
flashing.scheduleRepeating(rate);
new Timer()
{
 public void run()
 {
  if(stay){
   panel.addClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
  } else {
   panel.removeClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
  }
  flashing.cancel();
 }
}.schedule(length);

}

private void flashNewException() {
 if(on){
      //   GWT.log("flashin");
         panel.addClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
         on = false;
     } else {
     //   GWT.log("stop flashin");   
          panel.removeClass(CSS_HIGHLIGHT);
          on = true;
    }
   }

So this basically take's a panel add's and removes the CSS class allowing the panel to 'flash'.

The trouble is if I run this in FF alongside the rest of my code FF will sometimes crash (I have another two timer's running elsewhere). I'm also running GWT-EXT.

I appreciate this may not be the crux of my problem but I'd like to ask, do you think this is the correct way to flash a panel in GWT / GWT-Ext? How optimised is GWT to convert Timer's into javascript and how capable is FireFox at dealing with multiple Timers?

As an extra point, if I kill 'plugin-container.exe' from my task list FireFox will recover...

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