can xml reference functions outside of xml?
I have a function I use to record time that I want to reference in an xml document I'm using to create a countdown timer. Is the code within the xml document capable of recognizing that I am referenci...
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"RokuJoel" wrote:"EnTerr" wrote:
I'll leave to the Roku* evangelists on staff to answer it - they are being paid to be enthusiastic about and to shill for the SG xml-ography. The question is broad, so even the more reason it falls under their auspices.
I think most Roku employees are enthusiastic because we believe in the product, the company and the potential for revolutionizing the TV space.
I don't know anyone who isn't at least a little bit excited, even the people who have been here for many years.
RokuJoel,
perhaps you misread what i said. I was not talking about Roku devices or employees.
Rather, it was about the "SDK2.0" - hinting that the way scene graph is implemented is far from "great". It's distant from "good" even - on which i opine as someone who has used scene graph elsewhere. So, what i mean was that the paid evangelists are bound by duty to be enthusiastic about rSG - whether they like it (because have not seen better and think it's "the paradigm shift" that makes rSG so hard to use) or not - they ought to follow the party line and promote/explain it. It's like having Trump as GOP nominee - like it or not, have to drum up that "the Donald" is great. OTOH i as "independent voter" have the luxury of choosing what questions to answer.
I am curious if someone with experience using scene graphs on other platforms can share opinion on rSG ?
Contrast & compare would be great!
