jQuery isn't really a javascript framework, so any extending and
inheritance issues need to be dealt with using JavaScript's prototype
chain. So you could do something like this:
function View(){
...
}
function DataGrid(){
...
}
DataGrid.prototype = new View(); //here is your inheritance
Now DataGrid has all of the methods that View has.
Maybe someone else has some other ideas, or an alternative way to
achieve a class-like structure.
On May 6, 11:13 am, Javier Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm moving from mootools to jquery and trying to port my UI framework
> to jquery.
> Some of my widgets are extending from another widget. For example a
> "datagrid" and a "dataview" objects extends from "view" object
> (because both uses same methods from view).
> With Mootools I have something like this
>
> Class View()
>
> Class DataGrid ({
> extends: View
>
> })
>
> Class DataView({
> extends: View
>
> })
>
> What is the equivalent on jQuery?
>
> Thanks!
