Daniel Hirtzbruch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed the same behaviour as deech - when I add classes to my own lib or
> even use a class in my app I wasn't using before, I have to run distclean
> and then source again (using svn trunk).
> Is this wanted? When I don't add new classes I don't need to run the
> generator and when I do add new files I have to use distclean before running
> the generator. Sounds confusing to me... ;-)
>
Ok, so I
- created a new skeleton app with "create-application.py -n gui_nc"
- cd gui_nc; ./generate.py source
- ran the application ok
- added a new class: source/class/gui_nc/Myclass.js that adds another button
- changed the existing main class: source/class/gui_nc/Application.js:
var o = new gui_nc.Myclass(doc);
- ./generate.py source again
- ran the application, both buttons show up, no error message
No need to run a clean job. So you guys have to be a bit more specific
under which circumstances this misbehaviour shows up. Try to reproduce
it in a skeleton.
If you add a new class to your library, and *reference* it in already
used code (like above), 'generate.py source' is supposed to pick it up.
'source-all' will include all classes *known at that point in time*, so
you can freely reference them in your code without re-running
source/source-all. But if you *add* a new class, you have to re-run
source-all so the new class is being picked up. If you are using
'source', you also need to reference the class somewhere in already used
code.
T.
> Thanks,
> Daniel
>
>
> Guilherme Aiolfi wrote:
>
>> source will include just those files that you are using in your app (and
>> dependencies for those ones). So, it need to be called every time you use
>> a
>> new class (a class that was not used before in your code).
>> **source-all* will include all qooxdoo files. So you have to use
>> source-all
>> just once (or when you need to include a new file created by you).
>>
>> I use *distclean *just when I update qooxdoo. And *clean* just when I
>> think
>> that some changes I made have no effect for some reason related to cached
>> files (rarely).
>>
>> On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 3:54 PM, aditya siram
>> <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>> I am using 0.8.3. What is the best way to run the generator after adding
>>> a
>>> class to a project?
>>>
>>> So assuming I have a working project after an initial "generate.py
>>> source-all", after adding a class should I run "generate.py source" or
>>> "generate.py source-all"? Also should I be doing a "generate.py clean" or
>>> "generate.py distclean" before I run the generator?
>>>
>>> I only ask because I have had issues where if I just add a class and run
>>> "generate.py source", the class name does not show up in the
>>> /source/script/projectname.js file and Firebug complains about an unknown
>>> constructor.
>>>
>>> thanks ...
>>> -deech
>>>
>>>
>
>
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