Richard,
This is how wrapped models work by design.
They need to know the component they are assigned to to be able to find the
resource bundle.
And the owning component needs to know its parent to be able to look in all
resource locators (component, package, application, ...).
It is the same
I am sorry, but I can not disagree with you more about Kuhn's The
Structure of Scientific Revolutions. Its about resistance to change
and not scientific truth and, as such, it has generally applicable.
At its crudest, its about the old, vested guard being unwilling and/or
unable to move with the
Actually, in Scala it's idiomatic to skip the type on vals (unless they're
complex structures or you NEED to declare the type as a higher-level, like
it's a public val of a java collection and you want to enforce the
interface).
Also, if you type new Modelblah() and do an insert-variable
I understand what you are saying, but I also think you are playing semantic
games here. By truth, I was referring simply to objectively testable
results (the scientific method), not opening up a philosophical discussion
on the nature of truth. But in any case, there are certainly no objectively
On Sat, Jan 1, 2011 at 2:01 AM, Michael O'Cleirigh
michael.ocleir...@rivulet.ca wrote:
I am pleased to announce that the migration of the wicketstuff project from
sourceforge to github is now complete.
I've added wicket-auto...@lists.sourceforge.net to the email plugin
for
