Recursive Call with goog.dom.animationFrame
Clash Royale CLAN TAG#URR8PPPRecursive Call with goog.dom.animationFrame
I am trying to use google closure animationFrame feature.
I would like to create an animation task with it and to call that created task recursively.
I defined a def named animationTask.
When I try to use that def recursively in that task it fails. It logs out that animationTask is undefined and thus can not be used as a function.
Could anyone point me in the right direction please?
I feel like I am missing some basic clojure knowledge here.
i don't think that's it. ganimation/createTask does produce a function
– Aurélien Bottazini
yesterday
Do you want the value under
:measure to be a function? In other words, replace do with fn [state]? (Same argument for :mutate)– Mike Fikes
yesterday
:measure
do
fn [state]
:mutate
Please post all code dirextly here as text.
– Carcigenicate
yesterday
As an aside, you will probably want to use
#js on the argument being passed to ganimation/createTask, otherwise you are passing a persistent map instead of a JavaScript object.– Mike Fikes
yesterday
#js
ganimation/createTask
1 Answer
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Your code is calling the animation task function before it is defined. It is analogous to this simpler code:
(defn create [x] (fn ))
(def task (create {:measure (task)}))
If you try that in a REPL, you'll see that task is being called while it is still undefined.
task
Instead, the value under :measure is supposed to be a function, and the API takes a JavaScript object. This would be analogous to revising the above example to be:
:measure
(def task (create #js {:measure (fn [state] (task))}))
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You are calling (animationTask) as a function, but is not defined as such. You should define it using (defn animationTask ...)
– ChrisBlom
yesterday