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<title>Magnum WindowlessEglApplication Test</title>
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<h1>Magnum WindowlessEglApplication Test</h1>
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<div id="container" class="">
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<div id="sizer"><div id="expander"><div id="listener">
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Platforms: update Emscripten markup for 1.38.27 and up.
This took me a while -- the old behavior for all emscripten_*()
functions was to take a DOM element ID as an argument, with nullptr
acting as a "the element that makes most sense for given operation". The
new behavior when -s DISABLE_DEPRECATED_FIND_EVENT_TARGET_BEHAVIOR=1 is
enabled is to take a CSS selector instead. Presence of this option is
not detectable at compile time, so there was no easy way of knowing
what's the expected value, whether `"module"` or `"#module"`.
After a few failed attempts, I discoverd that using `"#canvas"` would
work for both the old and the new version -- in the new version it would
be selecting an element with id="canvas", while in the old version it
was a special value denoting Module['canvas']. Problem was, however,
that the markup was historically using id="module" and not id="canvas",
so this had to be changed.
This is a breaking change affecting everyone who targets Emscripten. You
need to update the HTML markup and, in case you maintain copies or forks
of the CSS and JS files, these as well. Details in the changelog.
7 years ago
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<canvas id="canvas" class="hidden"></canvas>
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<pre id="log"></pre>
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<div id="status">Initialization...</div>
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<div id="status-description"></div>
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<script src="WindowlessEmscriptenApplication.js"></script>
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<script async="async" src="PlatformWindowlessEglApplicationTest.js"></script>
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