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| − | This page lists the "events" that are defined in Rave that cause some object(s) on the workspace or data sets to need to be updated. If you are using Rave, you generally don't need to worry about these... they will be happening in the background whenever you interact with your data. If you are coding Rave plugins, you need to understand when to alert other objects that an event has occurred. | + | This page lists the "events" that are defined in Rave that cause some object(s) on the workspace or data sets to need to be updated. If you are using Rave, you generally don't need to worry about these... they will be happening in the background whenever you interact with your data. If you are coding Rave plugins, you need to understand when to alert other objects that an event has occurred. |
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| + | In the lists below, events are named according to their Rave keywords, which correspond to the information being updated (for analysis updates) or the way in which the data set has changed (for data set updates). | ||
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Revision as of 19:28, 27 October 2012
Introduction
This page lists the "events" that are defined in Rave that cause some object(s) on the workspace or data sets to need to be updated. If you are using Rave, you generally don't need to worry about these... they will be happening in the background whenever you interact with your data. If you are coding Rave plugins, you need to understand when to alert other objects that an event has occurred.
In the lists below, events are named according to their Rave keywords, which correspond to the information being updated (for analysis updates) or the way in which the data set has changed (for data set updates).
