Hi,
> // imagine yourself some code in these functions.
> [...]
>
> Event.observe($("#switch"), 'click', switchViews)
I like that. In jQuery-style it could be something like this:
jQuery('#switch').bind('click',function() {
var showme = jQuery.treeView('#mytree');
var hideme = jQuery.gridView('#mygrid');
if(showme.visible()) {
var tmp = hideme;
hideme = showme;
showme = tmp;
}
jQuery(hideme).hide();
jQuery(showme.redraw()).show();
jQuery.menu('#mymenu').viewToggle(true);
});
That way the controlers themself can be queuable with their methods and the
jQuery() function can convert controllers to jQuery-Objects. If the
controller functions usually take everything that jQuery() takes as well they
migt always have the same structure:
jQuery.treeView = function(selector,options,context) {
return {
jqo :$(selector,context).each(function() {
if( !this.controllers ) this.controllers = {};
if( !this.controllers.treeView ) {
this.controllers.treeView = {
options: options,
init: function() {...},
changeOptions: function(newOptions)
{...},
redraw: function() {...},
...
}
this.controllers.treeView.init();
} else this.controllers.treeView.changeOptions(options);
}),
redraw: function() {
this.jqo.each(function() { this.redraw(); });
return this;
},
...
}
};
Christof
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