On 12 Jun 2010, at 24:55, thron7 wrote:
> So to answer your question, if you want to improve the state of things,
> develop all the cool features you're after (widgets, themes, ...) and
> contribute them to qooxdoo-contrib :-).
About the contrib... I'm also active in some other open source proj
On 12 Jun 2010, at 17:02, Werner Thie wrote:
> How do we get an even better qooxdoo framework?
> It's free and open, it has a decent licensing scheme and therefore the only
> way to improve it IS by contributing, on the list, with code, with helping
> out others, by advertising it and NOT by kic
On 12 Jun 2010, at 07:02, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> 3. Better default theme. I like that qooxdoo goes its own way, but the
> Modern theme isn't really modern (to me) and Classic theme is hideous
> (mainly the hovering styles, see pushed buttons, focused list box,
> etc...). Here the ExtJS is clearly
On 12 Jun 2010, at 24:55, thron7 wrote:
> Without going into details, I think I can say in general we'd truly like to
> push out more.
Thank you. It's a good news indeed. :)
> To pick up on one thing you mentioned, charting, Christian has just recently
> issued a flash-based
> charting integra
On 12 Jun 2010, at 24:13, Tobias Oetiker wrote:
> As opposed to the ExtJS people who are guided by more visible
> aspects of their product due to different financial circumstances.
I don't mean to defend ExtJS, but I think ExtJS isn't truly guided only by
visible aspects. I'm one of their users
Hi all,
First of all, I thank this project for providing such a good framework. What
I'm about to say doesn't meant to question the effort of the core developers. I
believe they have been giving their best for this project.
However, I feel the speed of the development of this project seems to b
On 7 Jun 2010, at 19:08, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> I like how it looks, but the design of library is not acceptable for me.
So what should I do? Which one should I choose? I like features and activity
(community in term of support) of Raphael, but people said the design is bad.
Some other librari
On 7 Jun 2010, at 16:55, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> design of raphaels is not so good, maybe jquery+something else may be better.
Well... what I really wish is... Qooxdoo has its own cross browser canvas
drawing system (SVG+VML). From the system, we could build charting and
diagramming system base
On 7 Jun 2010, at 16:15, Helder Magalhães wrote:
> Take a look at http://jsxgraph.uni-bayreuth.de/wp/ JSXGraph . AFAIK it's
> self-contained (no other library dependencies) and is cross-browser.
Yes, it's similar with Raphael. Due its popularity and community, I prefer
Raphael. ;)
-Bee-
On 7 Jun 2010, at 13:29, Fritz Zaucker wrote:
> I like jqplot and it works well with Qooxdoo. There is a contrib jqxplot
> (just a simple example how to use it). I didn't update it to Qooxdoo 1.1,
> but I wouldn't expect any difficulties.
I knew about jqplot but I don't like it simply because it
Hi all,
I'm now looking for charting library for qooxdoo. I need something that is
build purely using JS/CSS, no flash or any other plugins requirement. I'm
currently evaluating ProtoVis, HighCharts, and JSCharts. But since I'm new to
both qooxdoo and JS, I don't know which library that can be
On 5 Jun 2010, at 21:23, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> The order of methods isn't important. Javascript object is something
> like hash table with access O(1).
I see. Though that slightly difference performance keep puzzling me.
> And about second question ;) It's purely your choice. I'm using
> qxloa
On 5 Jun 2010, at 18:06, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> qxscripts = [
> qxsettings["qx.path"] + "/script/qx-" + qxsettings["qx.mode"] + ".js"
> ];
Another question (again)... :D
If I want to include another (non-qooxdoo) js script file, say codepress or
highcharts, where should I put them? Within qxsc
On 5 Jun 2010, at 18:06, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> qxscripts = [
> qxsettings["qx.path"] + "/script/qx-" + qxsettings["qx.mode"] + ".js"
> ];
>
> qxloader.run({
> scripts: qxscripts,
>
> finish: function() {
>// your code here...
> }
> });
That's neater. Thanks! :)
Another question... I h
On 4 Jun 2010, at 14:26, Bee Jay wrote:
> (function() {
> appMain = function() {
> qx.Class.define("custom.Application",
> {
> // <-- my custom code goes here --->
> });
> };
> // here is the qxloader script
> qxloader.run
On 3 Jun 2010, at 21:35, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> thanks for using QxBuild.
You're welcome. It's very helpfull for one who don't want to bother with the
build tool, you know. ;)
> I think that it's possible to do what you need. First it's needed to
> fix the syntax error :
> qxscripts = [
> qxse
Hi all,
I'm about to write a dynamic qooxdoo JS code generator framework. Since qooxdoo
need to compile the source, I use qxbuild then. But, qxbuild also need to read
an external JS file (custom.js). What I need is to be able to generate JS code
on the fly directly injected into the HTML file,
On 28 Mei 2010, at 19:43, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> this question is also in my blog so I answered there. QxBuild v1.1 is
> in google code download page.
Yes, I've just downloaded the new qxBuild. Thank you, Petr. :)
-Bee-
Hi all,
Is qxBuild author in this list? I saw qxBuild is still using qoxdoo v.1.0.1.
When can we expect the new version which support the latest qooxdoo? TIA.
-Bee-
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> If you are looking for qooxdoo all-in-one then you should look here
> http://code.google.com/p/qxbuild/ . Currently it's a bit outdated, but
> I will update it for qooxdoo 1.0 soon (maybe tomorrow, but scripts
> should work, in my job I'm already using qxbuild with qooxdoo 1.0).
I'm looking forw
Hello,
> As explained, there is no place to download it, except on Peter's
> site but I'm not sure about the current status.
> You can build it yourself using the toolchain but I won't be able to
> explain how, Peter is black belt and will be able to :-)
Is there any news about Peter? :)
Tha
> Looks Really Nice There Bee Jay! Very Nice! (Oh and happy holidays
> to you and everyone else on the mailist) B^)
Thank you. Oh, happy holidays to everybody on this list. :)
BTW, it's not MY code. It belongs to Wanderlan, the author and leader
or ExtPascal project.
> I'
> Let me illustrate it in Pascal (taken from qooxdoo's Hello World
> example):
To get more illustrations, please look at what we have achieved using
ExtPascal:
http://extpascal.call.inf.br/cgi-bin/extpascalsamples.cgi
It's a live demo, complete with the source code. qxPascal would behave
e
> Hey but your qooxdoo classes in Pascal will have behavior, method to
> code the listeners, what to do on OK button, do things, isn't it ?
Sure.
> I would suggest a visitor pattern instead so the generator will be
> kept independent of the Pascal instances graph that define the GUI.
There w
> We were talking about the structural aspect of the transformation :
> classes in Pascal -> classes in js, ...
> But what about behavioral transformation : Pascal code -> js code ?
Well, actually qxPascal would not converting pascal code to js code,
but converting qooxdoo classes in pascal to
Hi all,
I found that I couldn't do horizontal scroll using mouse scroller (or
trackpad) on horizontal scrollbar widget, even if I placed the cursor
over it. So, I have to click and drag the scrollbar control to scroll
the content horizontally. It's very annoying, especially if the
containe
> I can answer your qwt question: we haven't implemented mixins. From
> qwt a class with mixins is just à normal Class.
Then how about some classes that implement mixin? Can GWT do multi-
inheritance?
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> I leave that for QWT users...
Are they here? :D
> I'm not sure it is clear ...
Understood. That's another trick/hack that I've been thinking of. But,
like other hack/trick, it's not elegant.
> OK, needed for 100% custom widgets. Will you really need that,
> especially at the beginning ?
>
> You're welcome :-))
> We are very polite, isn't it ? :-)
:D
> OK, nothing qooxdoo community can do here ...
How about QWT people? How do they implement mixin in GWT? Are they in
this list or there's anther list for QWT?
> I'm not sure to follow you. Without using mixin at all you can have
> Welcome !
Thank you. :)
> guess the answer could be obtain on a Pascal forum since you'll have
> to tweak Pascal to act as if it has Mixin so you'll be able to
> generate js files that use mixin.
The answer is simply: impossible. Until FPC provides the feature, or I
contribute to provide
Hi all,
First of all, I'm new to Qooxdoo and almost know nothing about
JavaScript (JS). I'm a pascal programmer using FreePascal compiler and
Lazarus IDE. So, please apologize me if my understanding about Qooxdoo
or JS in general sounds silly. :D
I want to write a wrapper of Qooxdoo framewo
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