Hello List,
first of all: happy new year and Congratulations for releasing QooxDoo 1.0
;-)
I know the topic sounds a bit confusing - didn't really know how to name
it...
In my app I define a series of widgets using an large object by doing
something like this:
var widgets = {
0 : {
0: new qx.ui.form.TextField().set({placeholder:"filter 1"}),
1: new qx.ui.form.TextField().set({placeholder:"filter 2"}),
2: new qx.ui.form.Button("ok"),
...
},
1 : {
...
}
}
The object contains about 20 entries, each containing between 10 and 20
objects.
Now I need to add some userData to some of the widgets. I don't like to do
this by using widgets[0][2].setUserData("foo","bar") but I'd like doing this
in the .set({})-method - is this somehow possible?
TIA,
Daniel
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