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1. Create a separate class that has your highlight/unhighlight behavior in it, and extend just the element you want to highlight with that class... like this (also allows you to easily apply this behavior elsewhere when you need it in the future): Object.extend(this.el, HighlightBehaviorClass.prototype) 2. When defining your event handlers,...

...//Event.observe(value, ''click'', this.activate.bindAsEventListener(this), false); this.el = value; Event.observe(value, ''mouseover'', this.highlight.bindAsEventListener(this), false); Event.observe(value, ''mouseout'', this.unhighlight.bindAsEventListener(this), false); value.onclick = function(){return false;}; this.console = $("console"); }, activate: function(){ if(this.console != null) this.console.innerHTML =this.idPath; }, deactivate: function(){ this.i...

Overhauling Attributes Problem ======= LTO needs a way to pass options through to different parts of the compiler. In particular, we need to pass code generation options to the back-end. The way we want to do this is via the LLVM Attributes class. In order to do that, we need to overhaul the Attributes class. The Attributes class right now isn't very extensible. After considering several