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how to use .GetPropertyMeta component
if i am create a 1 cardview in designer and i want all setting in block area for multiple cardview how i do
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i am trying but .getpropertymeta it not work
You could create a schema template, see more here
The previous versions were working better in terms of component built listener. As version 2.2.2 came listener is flooded with data after function with components creating ends - listener waits for the main function to finish.
It should work like that in my opinion:
- “Code” runs in any function
- “Create component” in the “code” - function halts
- App start the function provided in the listener “component built”
- Listener “component built” code is finished
- Halted function by “component built” continues
Earlier, even a pretty big function with a lot of “create component” blocks could work pararell. It seems like real asynchronous functionality doesn’t work properly. Is it true it doesn’t support real asynchronous code execution?
Would be nice to know because I upgraded the extension to 2.2.2 today and it forced me to change my app blocks logic.
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Hi @HeyAveHey!
As there was no concurrent way to know whether a component was actually created or not, there’s no logical way to know when to call the event. As I was implementing it, although confusing, it was best in my opinion.
No. Dynamic Components creates components on the UI thread. The main cause of ANR errors was because components were being created all at once. With asynchronous creation, components are created after each other to prevent that (not only running on the UI thread).
We did brainstorm at one point where there would need to be a queue to create components… One would follow after another. This would be difficult because we’d have to queue more than just the creation of the component, but if the developer set properties before they were created as well. This was not implemented, in favor of the UI thread.
To this day, I am still looking at ways to improve, not only the gigantic mess that I created, but the responsiveness of applications when creating thousands of components at once. At the same time, this should also be managed by the application developer as well, not just the developers of extensions.
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Thanks for the reply. I understand the problem you face, it’s not an easy job for sure. But, it’s good to know what way you go. I asked the question, because this solution (example):
was a very quick and clean way to group my objects. Since version 2.2.2 got ComponentBuilt block delayed (it is executed at once (probably) after UI thread finish other tasks) it’s not userful anymore in that case. I just need to collect components in specific group at runtime instantly after component was created. It was working perfectly for my needs.
I have to check if “UsedIDs” list get updated instantly without specific delay.
I like your words. It’s true. I can resolve my issue easily, but it’s always confusing when the extension upgrade changes behaviour (in my case - drastically).
I know this problem is easy and has been solved more than once, but I can’t understand it.
And when you press the button, it clears an error message.
You should expand all blocks and then download procedure’s blocks as png and upload it here
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The same message still appears.
