The apiviewer application reads a JSON file and generates HTML to display
the API documentation. I would like to instead generate API documentation in
LaTeX format. Does anyone have any pointers to existing routines that take
the JSON data and manipulate and output it to some "print" format?
Thank
Hi Tristan,
Today Tristan Koch wrote:
> Hi Tobias,
>
> > ImageLoader.js:202 (qooxdoo 1.4.2)
>
> Loads the image (unmanged, I suppose?) to determine its dimensions.
it is a chart generated on the server ...
> > and the second one from
> >
> > Appear.js:181 (qooxdoo 1.4.2)
>
> Not sure here but
Hi Marco,
I just saw your (new) regular expression; did you notice that the dot (.) in a
regular expression is a 'character class' and not a 'literal dot'?
In this case the dot means 'Any character except newline or another Unicode
line terminator', so it will also fit the "literal dot".
I think
Now that I think about it, I guess I am stuck between a rock and a hard
spot. I have to use Compatibility mode due to a bug in another library. So I
can't switch to Standards mode, no matter how much I want to. I'll give 1.5
a try, but I suspect that I am going to have the same problem in IE7 Comp
Hi Tobias,
> ImageLoader.js:202 (qooxdoo 1.4.2)
Loads the image (unmanged, I suppose?) to determine its dimensions.
> and the second one from
>
> Appear.js:181 (qooxdoo 1.4.2)
Not sure here but I guess the lookup of offsetWidth forces the browser to
render (that is, paint the visual represe
Hi Jim,
we are not aware of any major layout issues in IE9 with qooxdoo 1.5. Upgrading
should fix your problems. If you want to make sure first, use the playground
and transfer a code snippet from your application.
Regards
Tristan
Am 12.09.2011 um 22:31 schrieb Jim Hunter:
> I am using a qx.u
Hi martin,
I've partially solved.
The problem was that i didn't allow dots in the regexp:
this.setFilter(/(\d|,)/); //Stpid
Now I'm using this one: this.setFilter(/(\d|,|.)/);
Now the dots always appears.
I got i minor problem now, the text cursor doesn't remain at the end of the
textfield
I would guess a qooxdoo bug so file it for the framework and I'll take the
rest. ;)
Am 13.09.2011 um 14:51 schrieb John Spackman:
*bump*
So…is this is a bug in Qooxdoo or a bug in the docs or a bug in Aristo?
John
From: John Spackman mailto:john-li...@zenesis.com>>
Reply-To: qooxdoo Developme
*bump*
Sois this is a bug in Qooxdoo or a bug in the docs or a bug in Aristo?
John
From: John Spackman
Reply-To: qooxdoo Development
Date: Fri, 09 Sep 2011 16:48:38 +0100
To: qooxdoo Development
Subject: [qooxdoo-devel] Popup content menu disappears immediately after it
appears
Hi
I'v
Hi,
finally, I have a public demo for the qx project I have been
working on for the last few months:
Extopus - The Monitoring Aggregator
Extopus is an aggregating frontend to monitoring systems. Its
plug-in architecture provides an easy route to integrating output
from a wide array of monitoring
> In that case I think it should be handled during the conversion of raw
data
> to model. I think it should be possible to make a more advanced marshaller
> that can understand the cross-references in the raw data and produces a
> model that uses real object references. To do it's work, that marsha
Hey,
thanks for the good code snippet. Just checked it out and the widget should not
get the focus which causes the inital problem. Could you open up a bug report
for that?
But initially, the blocker was onlx designed to prevent mouse events on
containers so if you want to go the right way, you
Hi, Norbert!
Thanks for the reply! In my case I need to change colors in runtime, so
themes is not suitable solution...
N. Schröder wrote:
>
> Privet Alexandr,
>
> have you considered styling your table by using qooxdoo's theming
> capabilities as described in [1]?
>
> Cheers,
>
>Norber
Hi,
The following snippet shows the behaviour in the demo browser as well:
-Run the code
-Click the combo to focus it (should this even work?)
-Now press ALT + DOWN and the dropdown opens.
-Using the arrow keys you can select any item, press enter and select it
I have created this new application which displays network traffic
charts in a qooxdoo interface (www.extopus.org). I am using
qx.ui.basic.Image() to show the images. I have arranged for a
loading animation to be displayed while the image is loading.
I added an img.addListener('loaded', function()
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