It's very hard to find questions about GWTP (GWT Platform).
Ok, Here is my Story. I am using GWTP & eclipse to create the
Presenter-View structure automatically.
Example, I created a TestPresenter in eclipse, & it created 3 files:
TestPresenter.java, TestView.java, TestView.xml
In TestView.
It's very hard to find questions about GWTP (GWT Platform).
Ok, Here is my Story. I am using GWTP & eclipse to create the
Presenter-View structure automatically.
Example, I created a TestPresenter in eclipse, & it created 3 files:
TestPresenter.java, TestView.java, TestView.xml
In TestView.
When setting the inner html in to a widget/element it will result in a
bunch of DOM elements, retrieve the Element instance from the parent
element you want to add events to and just add them.
See the source code of Widget and see how it's done through the DOM class.
Pretty straight forward...
Ah, it seems;
imageContents = SetFrames[0].createImage();
initWidget(imageContents);
Fixs the problem.
Interesting...applyTo() doesnt work on a image thats created ( = new
Image() ) but not set?
On Monday, January 6, 2014 3:49:51 PM UTC+1, darkflame wrote:
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> Pre-amble:
> I have been using
Hi Thomas,
ok, but what about that general rule that you "shouldn't extend existing
widgets but rather compose/wrap them within Composite or IsWidget"?
This sounds interesting to me...
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You could check this threads in SO forums:
1.-
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14879353/colspan-and-rowspan-in-celltable
2.-
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3403674/how-to-set-rowspan-and-colspan-values-on-gwt-grid-cell-containing-a-widget
2014/1/6 Jens
> You should be able to do this wit
You should be able to do this with DataGrid and a custom Header and/or a
custom header builder.
See paragraph about header/footers
in:
http://www.gwtproject.org/javadoc/latest/com/google/gwt/user/cellview/client/AbstractCellTable.html
And in addition (if needed):
http://www.gwtproject.org/java
i need something like these..
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|___MaxCol 1_|__MaxCol 1__ |__MaxCol
1___ | <- Fixed
|_Col1_|_Col2_|_Col3_|_Col4_|_Col5_|_Col6_|_Col7_|_Col8_|_Col9_|_Col10_|_Col11
Col12_|
Pre-amble:
I have been using an AnimatedIcon class I made myself for a few years now.
It extended Image and had two constructors;
1. Takes an ImageURL and a number of frames, and use's setURL to cycle over
them (foo1.png,foo2.png etc)
2. Takes a AbstractImagePrototype[] and uses applyto(this) to
Looks like you are right and the iterator does not account for such a
behavior in case of remove(). If remove() can really result in a different
key ordering then iteration can fail to work properly. Adding an element to
the underlying collection while iterating is not an issue as the Iterator
Hi,
while reading through the GWT StorageMap class to learn more about using
HTML 5 local storage I noticed that the StorageEntryIterator#remove()
method seems to assume a stable order of the keys in the local storage,
i.e. that removing a key via the iterator does not change the order of the
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