I understand why StringBuffer.append returns this, but I would expect
from MarkupContainer.add to return reference to added object. When
StringBuffer.append.append.append is used, the content is chained into
single object, while MarkupContainer.add.add.add would add a child to
container.
It would also allow to write something like this:
add(new MyPanel("panel02")).setVisible(false);
Am I wrong here? Most likely I am ;-)
Michael.
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