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If one has multiple presenters on a given document - perhaps due to transclusion, or debugging or whatever other cause - changes in one presenter are not automatically propagated to others. This is because most changes to a document do not invoke updateGUI: . Rather, they cause instant live updates to the presentation by modifying the raw HTML (possibly driven by DOM updates) and recomputing the presentation. This works well, and is much more efficient than updateGUI:, which is much too slow to be invoked on every keystroke as required. However, it leads to the problem this bug describes. The fix should be to have document presenters explicitly connect via ducts.
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If one has multiple presenters on a given document - perhaps due to transclusion, or debugging or whatever other cause - changes in one presenter are not automatically propagated to others. This is because most changes to a document do not invoke updateGUI: . Rather, they cause instant live updates to the presentation by modifying the raw HTML (possibly driven by DOM updates) and recomputing the presentation. This works well, and is much more efficient than updateGUI:, which is much too slow to be invoked on every keystroke as required. However, it leads to the problem this bug describes. The fix should be to have document presenters explicitly connect via ducts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: