Problem:
var div = Builder.node("div", {style: {top: 10px, left: 20px}});
Builder._attributes just copies the dict to the style member of the
HTMLElement, but this doesn't work quite right because browsers don't really know how to type convert a dict to a CSSStyleDeclaration object. So you are forced to use a really long text string.
It would be better if _attributes copies the attributes recursively. Something like this:
for (var attr in attributes) {
attr = JSON.parse(attr);
if (attr) {
for (k in attr) {
element[attr][k] = attr[k];
}
}
}
The actual code will of course need to prevent cyclic references and set a depth of the copying if needed. This should take care of the general case where one wants to set the properties of any nested objects on any DOM elements.
Problem:
Builder._attributes just copies the dict to the style member of the
It would be better if _attributes copies the attributes recursively. Something like this:
The actual code will of course need to prevent cyclic references and set a depth of the copying if needed. This should take care of the general case where one wants to set the properties of any nested objects on any DOM elements.