I have submitted a patch https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-4085
Wicket-4085 . for a formatted label.
I cant figure what would be the best way to handle an
IllegalArgumentException which is thrown when the supplied format object in
not valid for the underlying data object.
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wrap it in a wicket runtime exception
-igor
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 6:32 AM, Pranav kacholia
pranav.kacho...@gmail.com wrote:
I have submitted a patch https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-4085
Wicket-4085 . for a formatted label.
I cant figure what would be the best way to handle
Updated the patch and resubmitted.
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I agree with you.
Yves-Marie
2011/9/25 Pranav kacholia pranav.kacho...@gmail.com
One way or the other, i think Wicket needs a label of that sort.
There are too many places where i have to display currency. It should have
something inbuilt that allows us to display formatted strings and
One way or the other, i think Wicket needs a label of that sort.
There are too many places where i have to display currency. It should have
something inbuilt that allows us to display formatted strings and numbers (a
label)
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Wouldn't it be better to create a model of String type which is
constructed with a Number and NumberFormat as arguments, and use it as
model for standard label?
On 2011.09.22 23:45, Pranav kacholia wrote:
I have foound many places where i need to format a number and display it in a
label. Can
(myPojo));
container.add(new DecimalFormatLabel(myInt, new DecimalFormat());
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To: Pranav kacholia
Subject: Re: DecimalFormatLabel (proposed)
Wouldn't it be better to create
Perhaps we can keep it as a NumberFormatLabel for greater flexibility
import java.text.NumberFormat;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.ComponentTag;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.MarkupStream;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.basic.Label;
import org.apache.wicket.model.IModel;
import
Hi all,
Personnaly I did it like that (simpler for i18n, i think) :
public class FormatLabel extends Label {
public FormatLabel(String id,final String formatKey, final IModel?
extends Serializable model) {
super (id);
setDefaultModel(new AbstractReadOnlyModelString() {
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To: Pranav kacholia
Subject: Re: DecimalFormatLabel (proposed)
Hi all,
Personnaly I did it like that (simpler for i18n, i think) :
public class FormatLabel extends Label {
public FormatLabel(String
September 2011 19:57
To: Pranav kacholia
Subject: Re: DecimalFormatLabel (proposed)
Hi all,
Personnaly I did it like that (simpler for i18n, i think) :
public class FormatLabel extends Label {
public FormatLabel(String id,final String formatKey, final IModel?
extends Serializable
Or we go one step further back. I think this would handle all use cases. If
we want to put in a NumberFormat or a DecimalFormat , in both cases it
should work.
public class FormattedLabel extends Label{
final private Format formatter;
public FormattedLabel(String id, IModel?
In my opinion, it could be more usefull to nest a StringResourceModel
directly in a ResourceLabel, as formating number is often application wide
and sometimes Locale dependent. And it covers more use case. It's just my
point of view.
Maybe like this :
protected void onComponentTagBody(final
not sure DecimalFormat is really serializable. Format is, but
DecimalFormat's DigitList is not
-igor
On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Pranav kacholia
pranav.kacho...@gmail.com wrote:
I have foound many places where i need to format a number and display it in a
label. Can we have a simple
I have been using it since earlier today. Havent seen any exceptions thrown.
Im relatively new to wicket , so what should i look out for in case it isnt
actually serializable?
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Looking over the sourcecode of DecimalFormat (Java 6) there are a few fields
which do not implements Serializable.
Those are all of type DigitList and FieldPosition.
however, in all the cases they are marked as Transient, so they shouldnt
interfere with the serialization?
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yeah, transient fields are ok...
-igor
On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Pranav kacholia
pranav.kacho...@gmail.com wrote:
Looking over the sourcecode of DecimalFormat (Java 6) there are a few fields
which do not implements Serializable.
Those are all of type DigitList and FieldPosition.
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