Re: Decoration passed by parameter. Possible?

2009-06-12 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/6/12 Sergey Didenko : > Could you help me, I can't understand how it is wired together. > > What is passed as its "by" parameter. Generally, Block with inside, which I name "decorator". > Where the class Decorate is used? Take a look at my former post. Page.tml has ComplexComponent and pa

Re: Decoration passed by parameter. Possible?

2009-06-12 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
er() >    { >        return environment.peek(Block.class); >    } > } > > > I've test and it works. > >   >  aaa bbb >   > > > >   >   > > > They all work and show what I need. > > DH > > - Original Message ----- &g

Re: Decoration passed by parameter. Possible?

2009-06-05 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/6/5 Lukasz Jazgar : > Suppose, I have a component: > > ComplexComponent.tml > >   ... >   a lot of tags and components >   ... >           >               .. complex content .. >           >   ... >   a lot of other tags and components >   ... > &

Re: Decoration passed by parameter. Possible?

2009-06-05 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/6/5 Inge Solvoll : > From your explanation, I think you're looking for something like this? This > should be pretty close to working code. > > yourPage.tml: > >   >   Lots of HTML here >   > > > public class YourComponent { > @Parameter > private Block param1; > } > > yourComponent.tml: > >

Re: Decoration passed by parameter. Possible?

2009-06-05 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/6/5 Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo : > On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 12:53 PM, Lukasz Jazgar wrote: > >> Is it possible in Tapestry to pass by parameter to component piece of >> html, by which component will surround some part of it? > > Take a look at the component render lif

Decoration passed by parameter. Possible?

2009-06-05 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
Hi, Is it possible in Tapestry to pass by parameter to component piece of html, by which component will surround some part of it? Regards Lukasz - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional comm

Expansions and translators

2009-06-05 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
Hi, When I have a page with property: @Property Double result; and in template I use expansion: Result is: ${result} i get something like that: "123.456". I'd rather expect "123,456" because of polish locale of my browser. Same property shown in TextField has ',' so it is correctly loca

Re: T5.1.0.5 Component's body not rendered

2009-06-03 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
Hi, It won't help to find a cause, but I can confirm that I observe exactly the same behaviour in my application. Regards Lukasz W dniu 3 czerwca 2009 00:35 użytkownik grabarz napisał: > hi, > thanks for that solution! > > i will try to find a reason of this strange behaviour debugging > tapest

Re: Last translator in configuration becomes default translator

2009-05-31 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/5/31 Robert Zeigler : > So, you're suggesting that a translator named, eg, "StringTranslator" would > be the default for strings, "IntegerTranslator" for integers, and so forth. > It could be done. Yes, but Translator name property should be meaningful, not class name of Translator. So, "stri

Re: Last translator in configuration becomes default translator

2009-05-29 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/5/29 Robert Zeigler : > Certainly, your use-case would be supported if the configuration were > ordered, b/c you could order your contribution in such a way that the > default contribution isn't overridden, the way it is now. Yes, then I could add new translators before built-in one. But it d

Re: Last translator in configuration becomes default translator

2009-05-28 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/5/28 Robert Zeigler : > So don't contribute your translator. > Instead, supply the translator directly to the translator parameter, and > construct it yourself? > The TranslatorSource is meant to be exactly that: a general source for > translators, so you don't have to constantly specify them

Re: Last translator in configuration becomes default translator

2009-05-28 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/5/28 Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo : > 2009/5/28 Łukasz Jazgar : > > As Igor pointed out, it's not a bug, it's how things are. You can't > provide more than one default translator for a given type. I don't want to provide more than one DEFAULT translator. Of course more than one default trans

Re: Binding of Boolean parameter

2009-03-24 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/3/24 Ville Virtanen : > > Also the line > > writer.write(""+value); > > could be to blame? > > try something like > > if(value == null) { >  writer.write("null"); > } else if (value.booleanValue() == true) { >  writer.write("true"); > } else { >  writer.write("false"); > } > Your code gives th

Re: Binding of Boolean parameter

2009-03-24 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
5.0.18 2009/3/24 Ville Virtanen : > > What version are you using? > >  - Ville > > > Łukasz Jazgar wrote: >> >> 2009/3/24 Ville Virtanen : >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> double check that the boolean is not primitive _anywhere_, as then >>> assigning >>> null to it would coerse the value to false witch is th

Re: Binding of Boolean parameter

2009-03-24 Thread Lukasz Jazgar
2009/3/24 Ville Virtanen : > > Hi, > > double check that the boolean is not primitive _anywhere_, as then assigning > null to it would coerse the value to false witch is the default in Java if > it is unknown. I checked it 10 times before. Parameter of component and property of page are not primit