qx.core.Object.call(this) is calling the superclass constructor.
call and apply are standard Javascript methods of any function.
You'll have to learn them, because they are used everywhere.
sub wrote:
>
> qx.Proto.main = function(e)
> {
> qx.core.Object.call(this);
>
> var barView = new q
One advantage is that source code is quite clear. I use it as the last
resort.
And documentation now is much much better that when I started 8 months ago.
Matthias Reuter wrote:
>
> Documentation for newbies is poor. If you want to do some complex things
> there's no other way than to view the
Documentation for newbies is poor. If you want to do some complex things
there's no other way than to view the qooxdoo js sources. The API is
getting better, but the return type of many functions still is 'void',
falsely. When you look for manuals you have to guess if you're a user or
developper. *
I guess while I'm at it - the API documentation has a few gaps that would
help make things clearer. There's plenty of documentation in there as is,
but because the sheer size of classes/methods, it can be confusing as to
what there is that I have at my disposal. Something as fundamental as the
Abs
First off - documentation for this project is great and much more exhaustive
than other javascript frameworks.
But I'd like to understand a little more about some techniques in the
samples/demo's but there aren't enough code comments that explain how it's
all linked up. One example of this is the
