Hi.
Classes in qx 0.7 are defined using qx.Class.define. You can ask if a
class exists using qx.Class.isDefined("namespace.ClassName");
qx.OO ist just available for compatibility reasons regarding old
style classes and should not be used anymore.
Hope this helps.
Sebastian
Am 04.07.2007 um 21:45 schrieb Sergei Kolomiets:
>
> Hi!
> May be I do something wrong, but calling for example
> qx.OO.isAvailable("qx.OO") returns always false.
> Calling "qx.lang.Object.getLength(qx.OO.classes)" returns 0.
>
> This code in 0.6 version worked properly.
> Is it bug? How can I check availability of classes?
>
> Thanks
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