Derrell,
As you might have gathered I've been very busy as well. I've only just
come up for air and had a chance to review checkins and bug changes.
Thanks for checking in the fix for 770 to the 0.7.3 branch without me
having to create a test application. You will also need to do 775.
However,
Thanks! Perfect reply!
I just wonder why I didn't found that option myself ;)
Kuddel
In the Makefile you can add
LINT_ALLOWED_GLOBALS = google othername1 othername2
Works in 0.7.3, at least.
-Bruce
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Thanks, that's great feedback. Taking these out of order...
4) I prefer attributes names that are used in another languages, like
java,
so: showResizeBar, canClose, canEdit, formatCellValue. Could be:
resizable,
closable, editable, renderer. It is just a matter of elegance (and it can
thanks for your help,Jonathan,of course that I can send you the hole code,can
you give me your email? sorry for my poor english .I hope that qooxdoo will
more stronger,I like it.
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Hi,
I think I have to jump in this discussion.
I've a problem with memory usage of my qooxdoo application too and tried the
mentioned hints.
If I use the additional options in the make file to show the missing destruct
definitions, the only messages I see, come from the framework itself:
Bruce Bockius wrote:
In the Makefile you can add
LINT_ALLOWED_GLOBALS = google othername1 othername2
This is a great tip but... Is it a hack or simply there is no documentation
on this option yet? I searched in the Makefile defaults [1] and wasn't able
to find it.
Regards,
Helder
I get the same warnings ;)
Tobias
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Hi,
I think I have to jump in this
Hi Maria,
Thanks for the patch, that was helpful. I've tested the patch also
against IE7 and it looked good. I've applied it to qooxdoo-contrib.
Thomas
Hi,
I had a problem using the Selenium user extension for Qooxdoo in IE6.
Everytime I used qxClick or qxClickAt I got the error message
Hi All,
Why am I getting this Could not evaluate computed style? What are
common reasons for that exception? I'm creating my controls with RAP for
Eclipse and I can't trace anything down, yet.
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Ah, you guys got us with our pants down :). Yes, these are actually
leaks in the framework. I've fixed those from the log output in
legacy_0_7_x (but maybe there are more). If you check your applications
and come across further 'Missing' entries that pertain to framework
classes, do file them
I'm, trying to move some controls from one tab in a pagecontrol to
another but i get a this._layoutChanges is null.
What is the way to move components from one parent component to another
?
greets, Bart
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Hi Kanugula,
the Makefile variable APPLICATION_BUILD_LOG_LEVEL is used to for the
setting qx.minLogLevel which controls the log level of the
application. Additionally there is the setting qx.logAppender to setup
the default log appender.
Settings are used to set defaults at the startup of the
Ok, recognized :) here is a patch for qx.ui.table.pane.CellEvent:
Index: CellEvent.js
===
--- CellEvent.js(revision 13880)
+++ CellEvent.js(working copy)
@@ -112,5 +112,17 @@
}
return this._column;
Uhh, seems not to be this easy! Forget the patch!
The scroller gets destructed and the table becomes unusable after the CellEvent
was fired and disposed.
Greetings,
Andreas
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Interesting. Inheritance hierarchy would be trivial for us to display.
Overall, I would guess you tend to browse rather than search documentation.
SmartClient docs are more oriented toward search, partly because the docs
are now approximately 1.2
--Dozens of major enterprise products have been built with SmartClient,
each with many many screens, very high data volume, and
-- heavily customized UI behaviors. Qooxdoo does not have a comparable
portfolio of real-world success stories.
What qooxdoo does have are developers like me creating
Hi Jim,
nice post. Would be even nicer if you can make it available under
Ohloh as well:
http://www.ohloh.net/projects/4413
Currently there is only one review, but I think exactly this type of
review may be helpful for other people as well.
Greetings,
Sebastian
Am 06.06.2008 um 21:16
Jim Hunter-2 wrote:
... creating real world applications (note that I don't mean web sites),
that are entirely created
using pure Javascript and not augmented HTML web pages. I am a
developer,
not a web page designer looking for a way to spice up my web site.
...
I am able to program in
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