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Ah yes, of course. Can't believe I missed that 🤔
It mostly worked. The only thing I had to change was that line 178 said this.undos.length
when it should have been this.undone.length
:)
Haha! XD My bad! ;3 Like I said, it's extremely hard for me to adapt to others' code for some reason! :)
No problem!
My latest update adds multiple layer support and also shows a snackbar notification when you undo/redo :)
Oohhh! Nice! ;) I'll check it out! :)
Hmm... So, the notifications are a nice touch, however, if I undo and redo a bunch of times, then they take a long time to catch up... Is there something you can do about that? :) (I sat and watched them for like 30+ sec! ;3)
Yea, I saw the same problem and I'm working on it. I'm trying to see if there's a way of fixing that.
Once I have the time I'll fix it.
I think the trick will be creating a function notify(message)
that will create its own div
to notify with, and remove it when done. That way, they should all have their own timers for when they should come up and down.
If you want to work on that, that would be great.
Here's the documentation on it: https://getmdl.io/components/#snackbar-section
If you don't understand what I mean, I'll just do it later.
Hmmm... Do you have to use Snackbar? :) I think it'd be easier to just make it yourself! :) (Maybe that's just my trouble adapting to others' code talking! ;3) Also, it's been decided, I'm going to college to be a programmer. ;-;
I don't,but unless this fix doesn't work, I don't want to get rid of it just yet. Google's code is probably going to be much cleaner and more efficient than mine would be...
Oh, and as for college, does the college you're going to have many programming courses?
The one I go to only has C++ and Java, and not much for those.
Fair enough.. o.O
Alright, I made my own and fixed it.
I probably will have to stop working in this repo so much because I have to make a big update to my mobile app.
I was making this while I waited to get my Mac working with XCode.
And then Linux is THE most raw computer. You have easy access to absolutely everything. You can make the graphics look like whatever you want, and it's generally very stable. (I like Linux :P)
The main thing I like about Mac is its integration. I also use an iPhone and an Apple Watch, and the Mac just fits right in with no problems (other than that I had to upgrade my bluetooth card lol).
I liked Windows okay until Windows 8. Now Windows has too much focus on touch support. They've tried to make one operating system for both tablets and computers, and I feel like they've had to compromise on both ends.
And, I have to say, I've always had Windows 10 be slow on anything but the newest machines.
True :P
Yea. So does Google, actually. They've been upping their game recently with the Pixelbook and Pixel phones.
Same. Although I think Google might be able to do better with ChromeOS. It's a great desktop OS (although very limited), but also is a great touch interface. Plus they've added support for running Android and Linux apps on it recently.
Yea. They're about to drop Windows 7 support...
Hehhe, or do they? >:)
Google already had some trouble with the government this year when people found out that pictures of the president came up when you searched "idiot"...
Wow. People really have no respect for their President. -_- Did republicans act like this when Obama was the president?
Not that I was aware of.
I mean, of course there was a few, but not at this scale.
And of course it wasn't Google's fault. Google was just very good at finding what people were saying...
I find it very sad to be honest. People used to have more respect than they do now.
Also, as to which OS is more "polished", take a look at these screenshots and tell me what you think:
Mac: https://cdn1.tekrevue.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/osx-finder-columns.jpg
Windows: https://msegceporticoprodassets.blob.core.windows.net/asset-blobs/15414_en_1
Depending on your definition of "polished", I say macOS wins.
Hmm.... I see what you mean... I think of "polished" to mean aesthetically pleasing, but I guess you could say higher-detail fits the word better! :) (Because, personally, I think the Windows looks better, but the Macs are more "polished") ;) Also, Caleb, I was LITIRALLY just coming to check out your drawing program for the first time in like a month, and it just so happens to be the ONE time in the last month that you've commented here! ;3 What are the odds? :)
But I guess that's just because I'm used to Linux.
Anyhow, yes, I was wondering what happened to you XD I submitted a PR to one of your battleship game repos a while back and never got a response.
Probs! ;)
There's still one thing I always need to use Windows for: I often will put various Linux distros on a USB drive, but when I need to use it later, I need to clean it out first. So I go to Windows command prompt and type:
diskpart
list disk
select disk <mydisk>
clean
create partition primary
format fs=fat32 quick
I'm sure there's an equivalent for macOS and Linux, I just haven't done the work of figuring it out yet.
XD I've actually been pretty active on GitHub lately...I've also been pushing my app code to a remote repo under "The Meal Planner" organization.
Interesting. Who knows what happened.
Ohhhhhhh K... XD Makes sense! ;3
XD
Hopefully this fixes it! :) Let me know if it doesn't! ;3