- From: Bob Hamblok <post@bhamblok.be>
- Date: Tue, 7 May 2019 14:16:33 +0200
- To: public-houdini@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAE8qMXF5RFO4zELSbTYa5XRyMQpUGT=KuZkGdNdyJ4uNQhVSkw@mail.gmail.com>
Dear all, After reading the spec, and playing around with some code, I would like to get to know some more about "when and where" the "intrinsicSizes"-function would be used. I notice that Chrome Canary hasn't implemented this feature yet, and I also don't see an example implementation in " https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/houdini-samples". I'm particularly wondering: - what is the purpose of this function anyway :-) ? When I provide a return-value for the properties "minContentSize" and "maxContentSize", what behaviour should I expect? - when is "intrinsicSizes" for each child being invoked? Just before it's own "layout"-function is being invoked? Or are all "intrinsicSizes"-functions being invoked for all children (multiple levels deep) before all "layout"-functions will be invoked? - will it be possible to return a "data"-object-property, aside from the "minContentSize" and "maxContentSize" properties? Thank you so much for your help, All the best, *Bob Hamblok | BOAPP GCV* Freelance Software Engineer | Architect | Consultant founder at neoScores NV *EMAIL* post@bhamblok.be *PHONE* +32 476 74 78 42 *ADDRESS* Peter Benoitstraat 38, BE-2018 Antwerp, Belgium *VAT* BE0682.695.007
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