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You're missing the point by miles, buddy. When you find some time, go beyond the simplest example.
by rodp 17y ago
You're missing the point by miles, buddy. When you find some time, go beyond the simplest example.
- GrandMasterBirt 17y agoI think the idea is to select multiple objects, assign them whatever behaviors you wish (if they exist) and execute those behaviors. Even the simple example: #("#foo").missbehave is quite bad: missbehave has to be defined as a jQuery global behavior on all objects, not something that is specific to every single dom element to which it was assigned: $("#foo,#bar,#baz").behavior("missbehave") would mean that each of the 3 have potentially 3 different behaviors for missbehave in the same scheme of things, some might not even have those behaviors. Think more along the lines of the state of a page: You set a state, which configures behaviors. Execute the behaviors. Change a state, change behaviors, execute them again. Makes state management much easier. God I am wishing I had this about 3 weeks ago when I started my current project :)