Done ;)
http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6659
Regards
Marc
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Hey,
> (the window will be appear on the top left of your browser (!)).
The reason for that is how windows are implemented. If you don't add them to a
specific root, they take the application root which is the playground. If you
want to have it in the play area, you can simply add the window to
What I'd wish for would be a guiding principle that guides the class design.
One such principle could be to keep extensions to built-in data types to
dedicated classes. I think that was the rational behind qx.lang, so
developers could use e.g. an instance of qx.lang.Array() in a place they
would o