问题
I'm working on adding some image editing tools using the Pixastic library. The idea is that the user can choose an aspect of the image or tool they want from a select box, then the tool will show up below the select box (I'm using select2) and the user can edit via a slider. Here's what I have so far:
# This seeds the select2 options list
imageToolsList = [
{id: 'bl', text: 'Blur'}
{id: 'bc', text: 'Brightness/Contrast'}
{id: 'ca', text: 'Color Adjust (RGB)'}
...
]
#Creates a select box and calls imageTooler function when the value of the box is changed
$(".image_tools_select").each ->
$(@).select2
placeholder: "Select an adjustment tool."
data: imageToolsList
$(@).on("change", (i) ->
imageTooler JSON.stringify(
val: i.val
clipName: $(@).closest('.clip').attr('id')
)
)
# The function called on the value that the select box is changed to
imageTooler = (i) ->
imageData = jQuery.parseJSON(i)
iId = imageData.val
imageClipName = imageData.clipName
newTool = "<div id=#{iId}><label>#{iId}</label><div class='slider#{iId}'></div></div>"
$("##{imageClipName}").find(".imagetoolfields").append newTool
This succeeds in appending the name of the editing tool and the correct slider div beneath the select box when a tool is chosen, but what I'd really like is dynamically create a slider function for that particular tool and image (there are multiple images on a page, each with their own editing toolbelt). Here's a slider function that works for a the 'Blur' tool:
$('.sliderbl').slider
min: 0
max: 5
value: 0.5
step: 0.1
range: "min"
slide: (event, ui) ->
$("#img_snapshot_16").pixastic("blurfast", {amount:ui.value})
Is there a way to expand the imageToolsList so that it looks something like:
imageToolsList = [
{id: 'bl', text: 'Blur', tool: $("##{imageClipName}").pixastic("blurfast", {amount:ui.value}), sliderVals: {min: 0, max: 5, value: 0.5, step: 0.1, range: "min"} }
...
]
and then dynamically create the jQuery slider functions for each tool in imageTooler
, as is being done with the div and slider div?
回答1:
Comments get a little tedious for anything complicated so I'll just go ahead and map it all out. I've made a few assumptions about what is defined where and when but I don't think the assumptions matter that much.
We'll start with a simplified case: just one object similar to what you have in imageToolsList
:
{
id: 'bl'
text: 'Blur'
sliderVals: { min: 0, max: 5, value: 0.5, step: 0.1, range: "min" }
tool: (imageClipName) ->
(event, ui) -> $("##{imageClipName}").pixastic("blurfast", {amount:ui.value})
}
I've tweaked the order a little bit and switched tool
to a function which returns a function. We don't want the pixastic
call to happen while you're defining the object literals in imageToolsList
, making tool
a function allows us to defer the pixastic
execution until later. Since we (presumably) don't know what imageClipName
should be when we define imageToolsList
, we need another function to allow us to fill that in with, again, calling pixastic
until even later; hence the function returning a function trick.
Given one of these, how do we build a slider
call? All we need to do is copy sliderVals
(to avoid changing imageToolsList
) and fill in the slide
function:
sliderDef = { id: 'bl', ... }
doTheSliderThing = (imageClipName) ->
slide = sliderDef.tool(imageClipName)
args = $.extend({ }, sliderDef.sliderVals, slide: slide)
$(".slider#{sliderDef.id}").slider(args)
# And make it all go and pixastic-ify `#pancakes`.
doTheSliderThing('pancakes')
tool
is a function which returns a callback function so sliderDef.tool(imageClipName)
gives us the appropriate
(event, ui) -> $(...).pixastic(...)
callback function.
If we have an id
and we want the appropriate entry from imageToolList
, then we have to go looking for it:
# If the list is short:
[sliderDef] = (o for o in imageToolList when o.id == id)
The for loop gives you an array back and then the [sliderDef] unwraps that array and leaves the single result in sliderDef
. If the imageToolList
is longer then you'd want to short-circuit the loop and bail out as soon as you have a result:
# Longer list, bail out as soon as we've found what we're looking for.
for o in imageToolList when o.id == 2
sliderDef = o
break
or better, rework the structure of imageToolList
to allow direct access by id
:
# Even longer list: allow direct access by `id`.
imageToolList =
bl: { text: 'Blur', sliderVals: { ... }, ... }
...
and then we can do things like this:
doTheSliderThing = (id, imageClipName) ->
sliderDef = imageToolList[id]
slide = sliderDef.tool(imageClipName)
args = $.extend({ }, sliderDef.sliderVals, slide: slide)
$(".slider#{id}").slider(args)
# And make it all go and pixastic-ify `#pancakes` using `'bl'`.
doTheSliderThing('bl', 'pancakes')
Or, if you prefer to be terse:
doTheSliderThing = (id, imageClipName) ->
$(".slider#{id}").slider($.extend({ }
imageToolList[id].sliderVals
slide: imageToolList[id].tool(imageClipName)
))
Update for the comments: If you have this:
sliderDefs =
bl: { text: 'Blur', sliderVals: { ... }, ... }
...
Then you can build the stuff that slider2 wants like this:
opts = ({id: k, text: v.text} for k,v of sliderDefs)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13198945/coffeescript-dynamically-create-call-a-function-from-a-list-on-select-box-value