I've been looking for a way in the build process to allow for a CDN to have a
mirror of the local asset folders. For example, if I have a file...
myapp/source/resource/myapp/image/tray.png
...stored locally and I refer to it in my code with the asset tag...
#asset(myapp/image/tray.png)
...and
I did look at your prototype, and it is pretty clear to me that we're working
along similar lines. I am hoping to contribute to the discussion both
directly and through development of Blueprint. Since we're already using
Blueprint in an internal product, I do have an interest in developing
bluepri
Yeah, type can probably be gotten rid of. The recursion can happen or not
depending on the existance of the contents/children node. That wouldn't be a
difficult change to make. Also, I do prefer children to contents.
I'm not sure how I feel about an events key. The blueprint scripts node
already
I wanted to do a quick post here about the current JSON structure of
Blueprint and where I think it is going. I definitely would appreciate
comments on what people think I've done right or wrong with my design. The
basic design philosophy for the JSON is that the layout objects exist in the
same h
look at the
> 'contribution' skeleton, just create a throw-away one somewhere with
> 'create-application.py -n test -t contribution' and check the folder
> structure. This would also be good for later inclusion of demos from
> your contrib.
>
> Cheers,
> Thomas
&g
Yeah, there are some known bugs in the designer at the moment. I'm trying to
figure out how the UI can clearly display a form and it's actions. The
simple "design view" isn't enough. I think that particular bug has to do
with a context menu action removing the object that fired the context menu
ev
Currently in blueprint, there isn't a step where the json is converted into
native qooxdoo code. The json is processed directly into the form object.
For example, here's the full code for the blueprint.ui.form.Button stub:
qx.Class.define("blueprint.ui.form.Button",
{
extend : qx.ui.form.
Thanks for taking a look at the project!
Everything that you're seeing is entirely done in javascript. There are no
server components and the examples will run off of your file system directly
if you want to. If you want to use a server to generate json, you certainly
can. For our application we
Right now, we're just copying and pasting (and doing some manual editing)
from the designer into a text file which is stored on the server. It's very
low tech. ;) At some point, we want to add a server component that will talk
to the designer directly and save forms on our custom server. I don't t
I'd just like to get some feedback on a new addition I've made to the
qooxdoo-contrib svn. Everything you need can be found in the TartanBlueprint
directory.
If you don't already have the qooxdoo-contrib checked out, this will get you
started with Tartan Blueprint:
svn co
https://qooxdoo-contrib.
Yeah, I was able to clear up all the errors using asset hints. Is this a case
where adding "Check your asset hints" to the warning message would be
helpful?
As for the style property, I was just copying the structure from the
qx.theme.modern.Decoration file. Everything seems to be working properl
I just wanted to provide a very simple skeleton example of the problem I am
encountering:
Source version:
http://evil-lemur.com/misc/test082/source/
http://evil-lemur.com/misc/test082/source/
Build version:
http://evil-lemur.com/misc/test082/build/
http://evil-lemur.com/misc/test082/build/
Zipp
I've been working on creating a few additional shadow decorators for use with
form fields. I just want to add a few colors for validation. I took the
existing shadow files for the Modern theme (shadow-b, shadow-bl, etc...) and
created colored versions. I then added:
"highlight-red" :
{
de
I just wanted to post here about a new set of classes I'm trying to put the
finishing touches on. I've built a simple system that should allow people to
generate flowcharts within qooxdoo. There's definitely room for improvement
here, but so far, my classes support:
* Orthogonal connectors betwee
I just wanted to make a quick post on how to get Flash objects into a
qx.ui.window.Window. No one has asked this question, but it wasn't
immediately obvious to me and I wanted to make a post here in case someone
else has the same issue in the future.
Here's some code:
var doc = this.getRoot();
v
I have seen this problem before. If I test the Qx framework on a new machine,
it always works without a problem, but this error crops up on older
machines. I don't have a definitive answer, but I think it might have
something to do with multiple versions of python or python libraries
installed. Yo
thron7 wrote:
>
>
> This is stark, Dan! I'm glad it works for you, but I don't recommend
> this as a general strategy.
>
> For one thing you defined a "run" job, which is fine. But you have to be
> aware that every run job is (recursively) replaced by it's subjobs (the
> jobs in the run lis
I figured this issue out myself by looking at the example.json,
application.json, and the base.json files in the SDK. In case anyone else
has the same issue I did, the way I ended up solving this was to define my
own job with the appropriate settings in the JSON file and then to call the
build sou
I have recently been working on migrating a qooxdoo 0.7 web application to
the 0.8 framework. I've reached the point where I have most of the
components transferred using an 0.8 sandbox, and I wanted to convert the
main application. I've been reading a lot about the new build system, but I
can't s
I've written a new table model that allows for hiding rows client side in a
way similar to how TreeVirtual hides data. You can specify to filter rows
based on numeric values or on regex matching. Let me know if you have any
comments.
Demo:
http://evil-lemur.com/misc/filtered/
Application:
http:/
I threw this together a couple of days ago, and I've been meaning to post it.
Demo:
http://evil-lemur.com/misc/filtered/
Sample Class:
http://evil-lemur.com/misc/filtered/Filtered.js
Maybe this should be done as a mixin instead of a class. I just needed a
quick and dirty solution, so I threw th
Derrell,
I really appreciate the reply. I was looking at your solution for
hidden rows, and I'm trying to decide how to proceed with our
implementation. We really need tables to be able to filter out rows, but I
am hesitant to follow the same method you have described. Since we need this
to o
I appreciate the responses, but I need to hide table rows, not table columns.
We routinely have a couple thousand rows, and it would be much easier to
hide the rows rather than re-request them each time someone applies a filter
in the application.
-Dan
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I have a table with a large amount of data pushed to it from a server.
It would be nice to be able to filter the data on the client side so we do
not have to re-request all the data from the server.
I've been looking through the TreeVirtual files looking for how that
object hides certai
I'd like to get people's opinions on putting some kind of SVG support
into the qx framework. I know that SVG isn't as widely supported as it could
be (most notably IE 6) but now that IE 7 has added some level of SVG
support, is it time to consider adding this to the qx framework? I
personally
Thanks for your input! I'll fix the code comments and add the ability to
format based on data values from adjacent cells and repost my work shortly.
-Dan
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Does anyone know of a way to get the Table or TableModel object from inside
the CellRenderer class without passing it in an argument? I'm working on
adding conditions for neighboring columns and I need a way to access the
values for those cells.
Thanks,
-Dan
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I've created two classes that I'd like to submit to the project, assuming
they've been coded correctly.
The first is a simple data cell renderer that can handle any PNG image
rather than just the boolean true/not true. It is a pretty simple class and
I don't think there are any problems with it.
My bad, this is already corrected in the SVN copy of this file. I was looking
at an older local download of the 0.6.5 release. Sorry about that.
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Currently in NumberFormat.js, we have:
> 91 if (num != 0) { // Math.log(0) = -Infinity
> 92 var integerStr = numStr.substring(0, integerDigits);
> 93 } else {
> 94integerDigits = 1;
> 95 }
> 96
> 97 var numStr = "" + num;
>
I think that the variable declaration for numStr should appe
ested it out a bit myself, and it seems to work alright.
Any thoughts?
-Dan
MootCycle wrote:
>
> Well, I found the problem, and it seems like it is a rounding error in
> javascript:
>
> 005959 DEBUG: qx.util.format.NumberFormat[18]: num => 1000 -- str => 100
>
ual 3. but javascript calculates it to 2.99.
Log(x)/Log(10) can't just be rounded up because then other values passed in
will calculate incorrectly. I'll keep looking at this, but if someone else
already has a solution, please let me know.
-Dan
MootCycle wrote:
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> I've been work
I've been working on a conditional cell formatter, and I noticed that I got
some odd results when I edited the number values of certain cells. I
checked, and I get the same odd behavior in both the 0.6.4 and 0.6.5 qooxdoo
showcases.
Here's how it works:
When numbers are initially populated into a
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