I can see two problems.
The first problem is with this line:
> this.base(this.caption);
You should always supply the "arguments" parameter when calling a
superclass constructor.
So the line above should be:
this.base(arguments, this.caption);
The second problem:
In your TableWindow class constructor, you're trying to access a member
(caption) of a child class. This is problematic for two reasons:
(a) the extending class might not yet have been fully constructed since
you're still constructing the superclass.
(b) it's bad practise - think about what would happen if you would
create a TableWindow without extending it.
A better way to do this would be to pass the caption to the superclass
constructor as an argument.
In code:
qx.Class.define("lino.TableWindow",
{
extend : qx.ui.window.Window,
construct : function(app, caption) {
console.log('lino.TableWindow.construct()',this,app);
this.base(arguments, caption);
console.log('lino.TableWindow.construct.base ok');
this.__app = app;
...
}
qx.Class.define("lino.CountriesCitiesTable", {
extend : lino.TableWindow,
construct : function() {
this.base(arguments, this.caption);
},
members : {
caption : 'Städte',
...
}
I hope this helps.
Marc
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