Hi all,
If I use (in UiBinder) something like
<g:Label visible="false">Hello World!</g:Label>
then the widget is hidden as expected. This calls
UIObject.setVisible(boolean), IIUC.
When I try this for my own widgets this doesn't work, however. I have
public interface MiniGameWidget
{
@UiTemplate("MiniGameWidget.ui.xml")
interface UiBinder
extends
com.google.gwt.uibinder.client.UiBinder<Widget, DefaultMiniGameWidgetView>
{}
interface View
extends IsWidget, HasVisibility
{ ... }
...
}
and
public class DefaultMiniGameWidgetView
extends Composite
implements View
{ ... }
Using
<ip:MiniGameWidget.View visible="false"/>
(in another widget) fails with
[ERROR] Class MiniGameWidget.View has no appropriate setVisible()
method Element <ip:MiniGameWidget.View visible='false'> (:17)
even though View extends HasVisibility.
But it gets stranger. If I add a different method (like setXyz) which
then calls this.setVisible() everything works fine. So
<ip:MiniGameWidget.View xyz="false"/>
and
void setXyz(boolean visible) {
this.setVisible(visible);
}
works like a charm.
So it looks like the "visible" property is special somehow? How do I
get it to work for my widget?
Cheers,
Hilco
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