Getting close to figuring this out. I've caught the 'onbeforeunload' event
in my close() method. In my close(), I'm trying to manually delete a bunch
of qooxdoo objects, as IE gets a "slow running script" error if I leave the
teardown/garbage collection to JS. I tried something similar to what Mart
Dave,
from Tobi Oetiker:
Use the following mixin (include it in Application.js, then you can use it
everywhere):
// Allow destruction of all children of a widget
qx.Class.include(qx.ui.core.Widget, YOURAPP.ui.MDestroyAll);
The mixin is attached, just put the right name
What is the right thing to do to permanently dispose of a widget? Should I be
called widget.destroy()? I ask because when I call that on a container it
seems to leave the container's children around. Should I be doing a
container.removeAll() and hook the _afterRemoveChild callback to do a
.destroy
Works slick. Thanks, Daniel!
Ken
On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Daniel Wagner wrote:
> Hi Ken,
>
> "close" is a method defined by qx.application.AbstractGui, you just need
> to override it in your application and return a string.
>
> Regards,
> Daniel
>
> Ken MacDonald schrieb:
> > Hi,
> > I'm
On 22/11/2010 16:10, panyasan wrote:
> You can also work with the concept of "promises" or "deferred" functions
> known from Python and now implemented for node.js:
>
> https://github.com/kriszyp/node-promise
>
> There is already a bug for implementing this for qooxdoo:
>
> http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.
On 22/11/2010 14:31, Derrell Lipman wrote:
On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 08:26, Joffrey Fuhrer - NOVLOG
mailto:joffrey.fuh...@novlog.com>> wrote:
Hello there, qooxdoo-list!
I'm wondering about a possibility to do something in qooxdoo
without too much effort and trust that some of you may
Hi Ken,
"close" is a method defined by qx.application.AbstractGui, you just need
to override it in your application and return a string.
Regards,
Daniel
Ken MacDonald schrieb:
> Hi,
> I'm attempting to catch the "close" event (i.e. actually the browser's
> 'onbeforeunload' event), but am not s
Hi all
I've run into this peculiar situation, which I'd like to ask you help for:
I'm trying to send JSON to a Django server using the qx.io.remote.Request
object, via the POST method, like so:
var jsonset='{"mykey":["value1"]}';
var req = new qx.io.remote.Request(url, "POST"
Hi,
I'm attempting to catch the "close" event (i.e. actually the browser's
'onbeforeunload' event), but am not seeing the event triggered at all, in
any browser.
My app is running as a qx.application.Standalone, and I've added a 'close'
listener to it with an alert message, and returns a string to
Hi Ralf,
OK, we're one step further, the user extensions were loaded correctly.
The error you're getting is probably due to bug #4351 [1] which I fixed
this morning. To get the fix, you can either move to trunk or wait for
the next qooxdoo release (1.3, scheduled for early december, so it's
ri
Take a look to RPC. I am using Derrells great PHP RPC Contribution. As never as
easy before to write a server client app.
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Am 22.11.2010 um 15:32 schrieb slah :
>
>
> Mustafa Sak-3 wrote:
>>
>> Don't forget Guilherme.
>>
>> Of course, many thanks to him and all t
You can also work with the concept of "promises" or "deferred" functions
known from Python and now implemented for node.js:
https://github.com/kriszyp/node-promise
There is already a bug for implementing this for qooxdoo:
http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3999
The idea is that you ha
there is chromium builtin heap snapshot feature.
http://www.chromium.org/devtools/google-chrome-developer-tools-tutorial#profiles
cheers,
Gabi
From: Dave Baggett [qoox...@baggett.org]
Sent: Monday, November 22, 2010 4:18 PM
To: qooxdoo-devel@lists.sourcefor
Does anyone have suggestions for tools or methods to track down memory leaks
and other similar problems? I've tried sIEve and drip and both of them crash
on my application. I'd really like a tool that shows me the top N objects by
memory usage.
Dave
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Mustafa Sak-3 wrote:
>
> Don't forget Guilherme.
>
> Of course, many thanks to him and all those who help me to start with this
> wonderful framework.
>
> It was a good lesson about layouting, I'm using now HBox, VBox, Grid, etc.
>
> I've to learn now how to connect to a database, run querie
Hi,
I use the local file of selenium_core and user-extensions.js
Path:file//.
Al lmy tests are on a Ubuntu Version 10.10
I tried the latest version of user-extensions.js form the svn repository and
now I get the following erorr message:
Qxh Locator: Error resolving qxh path.
I try to test th
On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 08:26, Joffrey Fuhrer - NOVLOG <
joffrey.fuh...@novlog.com> wrote:
> Hello there, qooxdoo-list!
>
> I'm wondering about a possibility to do something in qooxdoo
> without too much effort and trust that some of you may have
> some ideas about it, so here's my questioning :
>
Hello there, qooxdoo-list!
I'm wondering about a possibility to do something in qooxdoo
without too much effort and trust that some of you may have
some ideas about it, so here's my questioning :
Is there any facility in qooxdoo that allows to listen to multiple
events at once, and perform a given
Hi Kutlay,
you posted this LinkedIn invitation also to the qooxdoo-devel
list ... :-|
Anyway, gonna process your personal request. You (and all others that
may be interested as well) might want to register with the LinkedIn
"qooxdoo" group (it's rather a badge than a regular group).
TTYL,
Andr
LinkedIn
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- Kutlay
Accept invitation from Kutlay Özger
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Just omitting 'var' declarations is not a good solution, since you are
polluting the global name space this way. Either return btnSend etc. as
return value from the method that created it, or, if that is not
feasible, attach them to "this" (e.g this.btnSend = new ...), to be able
to access them lat
Hello,
my proposal to you would be to declare them in the main function, and pass them
as parameters to the makeCopiesArea,makeStatusBar
and createBox1 functions.
also, mind that in order for this line: box.add(this.createBox1()); to work ,
you should return container from createBox1() function
Hello,
In my application.js I have the Main function and some other functions.
>From main function I call function makeCopiesArea, makeStatusBar and
createBox1 functions.
In my main function I have added a controller
To have access from main function to the btnSend, selectBoxColoroption and
tx
I can confirm t.'s oberservations:
Running the code in Chrome 9/Linux, I'm seeing a decrease in performance
of somewhere between 15 and 40 percent (this is after reloading the
Playground). If I run the code multiple times in succession, the numbers
vary wildly, between -17 and 35 percent.
In O
yes, but results seem somewhat arbitrary if you re-run the sample a
couple of times. on chromium 6.0.480.0 (linux) i had "gains" between
-50% and +100%, with all kinds of values in between. on a slower browser
(opera 10.11 on linux) it was more stable around +10%. still your
argument holds. do you
Hello,
your query on this thread is being discussed here:
http://qooxdoo.678.n2.nabble.com/beginner-s-question-td5759778.html
or you wish to ask something else here related to this piece of code?
cheers,
Gabi
From: slah [slach...@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, No
On 11/21/2010 03:50 PM, Guilherme Aiolfi wrote:
> Let's see if Stefan is willing to give us the patch :)
The patch is already there, attached to (reopened) bug#4122.
T.
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Hi Martin,
Today Martin Wittemann wrote:
> Hello Stefan,
>
> Improvements for a 1000 line custom code application.
> --
> Unoptimized Optimized Improvement
> Load runtime: 14352ms 11406m
Hello Stefan,
Improvements for a 1000 line custom code application.
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Unoptimized Optimized Improvement
Load runtime: 14352ms 11406ms 21%
Main runtime: 133ms 1
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