Hi Hugh
>> Is there a way to have a persistant id in the
>> table not shown to the user?
>
>See my other email this morning.
>
Can you post the answer please as I can't see the email you were
referring to.
Thanks
D
David Moorhouse
Moorhouse Works ltd
www.moorhouse.co.nz
I've renamed all of the classes in Table as previously discussed, and written
a migration script to do the changes. If I now try to issue the command
make checkout-migration
to migrate the files I just moved, it complains that the class names in the
files don't match the directory structure.
westor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I successful implemnted the treevirtual class. But I have some more
> questions:
>
> 1. How can I check if an existing node is a tree or a leaf?
The documentation for SimpleTreeDataModel is your friend. It defines the
structure of a node. One of my plans, wh
westor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Another question related to this is: I am implementing a QOOXDOO version of
> an existing webforum (which has nothing to do with QOOXDOO) - but it could
> be useful to have such a forum for QOOXDOO-developers to - it would be an
> alternative to nabble web fron
dperez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Derrell,
>
> Here is a simple sample that demostrates clearly the bug:
> http://www.nabble.com/file/7282/TreeVirtual_5.html TreeVirtual_5.html
>
> It could be kept as a test.
>
> Uncomment line 88 to see how the table affects the tree.
> if (0) --> if (1)
>
Manuel,
Don't feel like you are alone. Most of us using qooxdoo are creating
applications that can't be reached by the public, so we can't post URL's. My
application is used by thousands of users around the world, but they are all
government contractors on a closed system. So unfortunately I ca
westor schrieb:
> Hi list,
>
> I think someone asked this question before, but it was in the deepness of a
> thread. So I pick up the idea and enhance this a little bit.
> Is there already a webpage with a directory of living qooxdoo projects?
> If it is not, wouldn't it be fine to have one? (This
Hi dperez,
yes I have JSEclipse installed on my eclipse installition. Another
reason why i tried the aptana IDE was the promised source-code
formatting, which is still not implemented :-)
> Hola Manuel,
>
> Have you tried JSEclipse?
> It doesn't offer good completion, but as you type you see c
The aptana plugin for eclipse is not really the same as the Aptana
standalone application. But the differences are as you said not to much
in the features, than
more in the gui how you can access some functions.
> There is an Aptana plugin for Eclipse available. If I recall correctly, the
> feat
Hi,
1. I'm sorry, I'm relative new to qooxdoo and I can't follow you...
Assuming I have a tree with one selected node, and I want to have the type
of the node:
tree.getSelectedNodes()[0].getType() is not a valid method...
2. yes, I tryed, but if I use
dataModel.addBranch(null, "root", true);
th
Hi,
I have this code:
var tip = new qx.ui.popup.ToolTip('a really very very very long long
long
tooltip');
tip.getAtom().getLabelObject().set({
wrap: true,
maxWidth: 200
});
tip.setHeight('auto');
But the tip background doesn't co
I think the flickering with images happens when a call to dataModel.setData()
is made.
Hi,
3.Suppose a bug. With FF, images are repainted (like if they were reloaded)
when expanding a branch.
westor wrote:
>
> 3. Display of Icons in Internet Explorer is a little bit strangely. Looks
> like t
Hi,
1.A simple examination to the source code reveals that
nodo.type can be qx.ui.treevirtual.SimpleTreeDataModel.Type.BRANCH or
qx.ui.treevirtual.SimpleTreeDataModel.Type.LEAF
2.Add a root node in this way:
dataModel.addBranch(null, "root", true)
3.Suppose a bug. With FF, images are repaint
I successful implemnted the treevirtual class. But I have some more
questions:
1. How can I check if an existing node is a tree or a leaf?
2. At the start of my Application, the root node should be open and filled
wth elements. With the "old" treefullcontrol class I did this in this
manner:
var
Hi list,
I think someone asked this question before, but it was in the deepness of a
thread. So I pick up the idea and enhance this a little bit.
Is there already a webpage with a directory of living qooxdoo projects?
If it is not, wouldn't it be fine to have one? (This could be itself a small
qo
qx.core.Object.call(this) is calling the superclass constructor.
call and apply are standard Javascript methods of any function.
You'll have to learn them, because they are used everywhere.
sub wrote:
>
> qx.Proto.main = function(e)
> {
> qx.core.Object.call(this);
>
> var barView = new q
One advantage is that source code is quite clear. I use it as the last
resort.
And documentation now is much much better that when I started 8 months ago.
Matthias Reuter wrote:
>
> Documentation for newbies is poor. If you want to do some complex things
> there's no other way than to view the
Documentation for newbies is poor. If you want to do some complex things
there's no other way than to view the qooxdoo js sources. The API is
getting better, but the return type of many functions still is 'void',
falsely. When you look for manuals you have to guess if you're a user or
developper. *
I've created a similar topic in the JSEclipse forum at adobe.com:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=72&catid=629&threadid=1252559
Please add some "me to" messages to the topic.
Dietrich Streifert schrieb:
> Hello List,
>
> just wanted to say that I created an
I also prefered JSEclipse but in qooxdoo 0.7 there is a massive change
in the OO syntax which stopped the the outline view in Eclipse from working.
Because Aptana has an open trac issue system I created the enhancement
issue for supporting qooxdoo syntax.
If somebody finds a way to do somethi
I guess while I'm at it - the API documentation has a few gaps that would
help make things clearer. There's plenty of documentation in there as is,
but because the sheer size of classes/methods, it can be confusing as to
what there is that I have at my disposal. Something as fundamental as the
Abs
First off - documentation for this project is great and much more exhaustive
than other javascript frameworks.
But I'd like to understand a little more about some techniques in the
samples/demo's but there aren't enough code comments that explain how it's
all linked up. One example of this is the
Hola Manuel,
Have you tried JSEclipse?
It doesn't offer good completion, but as you type you see clearly syntax
errors, and highlights all uses of the identifier under the cursor.
Manuel Bender wrote:
>
> Im using aptana and i didnt discovered any qooxdoo support so far.
> When i worked with 0
Hi Derrell,
Here is a simple sample that demostrates clearly the bug:
http://www.nabble.com/file/7282/TreeVirtual_5.html TreeVirtual_5.html
It could be kept as a test.
Uncomment line 88 to see how the table affects the tree.
if (0) --> if (1)
There must be some singleton. I have reviewed the
>
There is an Aptana plugin for Eclipse available. If I recall correctly, the
feature set is the same as if you are using the full Aptana IDE.
I prefer JSEclipse by Adobe over Aptana, as the auto-completion is working much
better with JSEclipse in newer Qooxdoo releases.
Regards,
Daniel Haferkorn
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