You have to look at two things here: server performance and client performance. Major JMS providers (HornetQ, ActiveMQ, etc.) can easily handle 5000+ messages per second, so you are covered on that side (if you want more information have a look at the SPECjms2007 results). Client performance depends on the...
If that is your main mod class, you should never make a new instance of it. Instead, you should have an @Instance('yourmodid') public static CSmain instance; That way you can retrieve your mod instance from anywhere like so: // assuming your getSpawn() returns chunk coordinates ChunkCoordinates cc = CSmain.instance.getSpawn(); You...
javascript,jquery,html,list,listeners
This is a better way to solve the problem, since using css classes is better than modifying css directly in javascript. Also you would be able to do more styling than just change the background for the selected item. I have also modified some of the javascript eliminating unnecessary foreach...
Yes there are. In fact, as far as ROIs are concerned there are two possibilities. First option: Listen to a specific ROI Any ROI in DigitalMicrograph has a unique ID number. You can add a listener to that particular ROI-ID as with the script below. Note, that the identical ROI...
java,swt,text-editor,e4,listeners
addSelectionListener() is the wrong method to use here; use addKeyListener() and then a KeyAdapter to process the events. java2s has an example: http://www.java2s.com/Code/JavaAPI/org.eclipse.swt.custom/StyledTextaddKeyListenerKeyListenerkey.htm or here for a more complete one: http://www.java2s.com/Tutorial/Java/0280__SWT/Asimpleeditor.htm Your code to implement "copy to clipboard" is not necessary since StyledText already implements this. Just call the copy()...
android,events,cordova,listeners
This did the trick for me for Jellybean: It still isn't working for KitKat... <script type="text/javascript"> document.addEventListener("deviceready", onDeviceReady, false); document.addEventListener("pause", onPause, false); document.addEventListener("resume", onResume, false); function onDeviceReady() { alert("device ready"); appStartUp(); }; // Handle the resume event // function onResume() { setTimeout(function() { alert("onResume"); }, 0); }; // Handle the...
javascript,viewcontroller,extjs5,listeners
I found the solution: Add this in the ViewController control: { '#': { afterlayout: 'onMainAfterLayout' } }, remove the listeners from the view ...
matlab,events,asynchronous,real-time,listeners
Suppose I have a class 'myClass' that I want to listen to. First, I need to write my class with an event: classdef myClass < handle properties % list of properties end events myEvent end methods % ... we'll write this in a second! end end Then, we build another...
Maybe like this? ContainingClass.this.someMethod(); // Inside your Listener for example ContainingClass and someMethod are just bogus values ;) You need to get out of the Listener scope if I did understand you correctly....
How does your this even compile notepad = new JTextArea(); notepad.addTextListener(new TextListener() { // .... } since TextListeners are not defined to work with JTextAreas but rather with TextAreas, a completely different beast. You should add a DocumentListener to your JTextArea's Document. notepad.getDocument().addDocumentListener(new DocumentListener() { void insertUpdate(DocumentEvent e) { documentChanged...
javascript,jquery,onkeydown,listeners
You need to use the DOMContentLoaded event to delay execution until after the HTML has loaded. In plain JavaScript, it will look something like this: document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() { var container = document.getElementById('container'); container.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) { alert("a") }); }); With jQuery, it's pretty much the same, but a little shorter: $(document).ready(function()...