davidim

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   by davidim 8y ago

   What sort of drawing are you thinking? Dragging the mouse around on the screen or navigating with the arrows?
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   by davidim 8y ago

   Thanks a lot for the bug report! You're right - I was forgetting to clear the canvas on render. So I added ctx.clearRect(0, 0, WIDTH, HEIGHT); to the start of the render method.
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   by davidim 8y ago

   Recursive division may be elegant, but it seems that may also have its disadvantages.
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   by davidim 8y ago

   Thanks so much for the compliment. This is probably a bi-product of the maze generation algorithm I used. Essentially, at every step, the algorithm bisects the maze horizontally or vertically - then, it chooses a random cell along this bise
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   by davidim 8y ago

   Thanks for checking it out! I am wondering how big is the number you are putting in? If the number is really high, it's probably causing a stack overflow. I would limit the size, but each browser has its own recursion limits so that w
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   Show HN: Solve and generate mazes with JavaScript on HTML Canvas(github.com)

   96 points by davidim 8y ago|30 comments
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   by davidim 8y ago

   Thanks for checking it out. I like the idea of making the hand move between seconds - I was actually thinking about doing something like that when originally making the clock - then I got too lazy and told myself that real clocks don’t do t
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   Show HN: An analog clock on html canvas(dmaydan.github.io)

   6 points by davidim 8y ago|3 comments