Yes there are some differences:
* raphaelgwt is based in raphaeljs 1.0 and mine in raphael2.0.
* raphaelgwt has limited support for doing native stuff it is base on gwt
widgets for solving some problems. Specially there are no native event support
(events are managed at gwt widget level). My li
Any difference between your library and
http://code.google.com/p/raphaelgwt/ ?
2012/1/31 Sebastian Gurin
> Thomas Thank you very much for your answers. You helped me al lot with my
> first porting of a javascript toolkit to GWT: my own version of
> raphaeljs.com (a cool javascript library for d
Thomas Thank you very much for your answers. You helped me al lot with my first
porting of a javascript toolkit to GWT: my own version of raphaeljs.com (a cool
javascript library for doing vector graphics) to gwt:
project page
http://code.google.com/p/raphael4gwt/
demo with java sources availa
On Friday, January 27, 2012 5:27:10 PM UTC+1, Sebastian Gurin wrote:
>
> Ok I found more or less how to do what I want, the following registers a
> click handler in a native DOM object:
>
> public class DomEventTest1 {
>
> public static interface ClickHandler {
> void notifyClic
Ok I found more or less how to do what I want, the following registers a click
handler in a native DOM object:
public class DomEventTest1 {
public static interface ClickHandler {
void notifyClick(Element source);
}
/** call this directly from your Entry point class */
public sta
Hello all.
I'm trying my first javascript toolkit porting to java in gwt. I think
JavaScript Overlay Types is exactly what I need. Everithing seems to be well
supported with the exception of javascript functions...
Explanation. The objective behind Overlay Types as I understand is to easily
