Hugh Gibson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(now, where is that bug-tracking package? ;-) ).
After hearing this question enough times, I got a bug up my butt, and
implemented it -- along with an included wiki. :-)
The following URLs are now up and running:
http://qooxdoo.org
Kent Olsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At the same time I would like to ask Sebastian if there is an intention
or plan to create more mailing lists to separate the traffic?
For example:
1. Beginner support
2. Advanced user support
3. Current changes of the code
4. Visionary changes of the
Hugh Gibson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://bugs.qooxdoo.org
http://wiki.qooxdoo.org
Bug-tracking and wiki (located on my server)
I'm unwilling to invest any time on these until I know if Sebastian is happy
with this solution.
I haven't heard anything from Sebastian.
Also, how
Okan, Varol [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey,
Just a thought but how about adding a wiki to the web page ? You might
get some good things out of it.
E.g. the snipplets could grow that way.
Varol :)
We get requests for bug tracking and wiki on this list on a regular basis.
Last week, I set
Hugh had asked about the configurability of the bug tracking and wiki
software, to which I replied:
http://bugs.qooxdoo.org
http://wiki.qooxdoo.org
Bug-tracking and wiki (located on my server)
This is a very compact, secure bug tracking and wiki program written entirely
in C
Chris Esler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone know how to set QuirksMode?
I'm getting an warning in IE6 that the app is not in QuirksMode and needs to
be in order to render correctly.
Any help would be appreciated.
Welcome to the strange and quirky world of IE.
I suspect that Qooxdoo won't
After months of mostly lurking here, I've begun to try to get my head around
the code architecture of of Qooxdoo. To try to accomplish this, I've read all
of the on-line docs, built a working demo tree, and am attempting to trace
through the code with an initial goal in mind: some additional
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For a qooxdoo build version please try:
tools/make-realclean.sh
tools/generate-dev/make.sh
Thanks. Both the old and new method are working now. I'll use this new
method henceforth.
On Tree_1.html, I'm seeing a debug message that says Using old
In examples/Window_1.html:
- First Window has a maximize button but can't be maximized (nothing
happens when you click it)
- If Second Window is maximized, it looses its window decoration including
the title bar and restore and minimize buttons, so there's no way to
get back to
This message was quite delayed. The up-to-date version is in the message with
the subject:
Tree extensions, now implemented for 'namespaces' branch
In addition to porting to the namespaces branch, a number of improvements were
made.
Derrell
For anyone who hasn't yet tried Til's new Table (which replaces QxList in
previous versions of qooxdoo), check it out. It's really well done! As with
most things qooxdoo, the (tiny) amount of user code required to get extremely
impressive results is just awesome. For an example, take a look at
=== source/demo/allinone/index.html
==
--- source/demo/allinone/index.html (revision 14715)
+++ source/demo/allinone/index.html (local)
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
qx.core.Init.defineMain(function() {
new
Andreas Junghans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Which specification are you following for the implementation in RPC.js and
RpcServlet.java?
It doesn't follow a published specification. We (Til and I) needed an easy
JavaScript-Java-RPC, and JSON looked like a good, simple serialization
format.
Jonathan Massheder [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'd like to add tooltips to buttons in a toolbar. I have the buttons but
can't find any examples of the use of QxToolTip. I'd be grateful if some one
could point me in the right direction.
Qooxdoo looks like a great resource - I just try to find
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Still no luck.. Can you help?
I'll try.
I can not make sense out of QxDocLayout. I have been at this for quite some
time. Our company wants to switch over our entire application suite to
QooxDoo or a similar framework, but we can not make QooxDoo work.
QxDocLayout
Paulo Delgado [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So I extended QxWindow and added some elements to it, one of the items in my
window is a QxList. Then I built two functions, one of them to set up the
layout of my QxWindow and another to update the content of the QxList ..
And this is where I have my
Paulo Delgado [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm starting to use QxRequest and I've followed the steps in
http://old.qooxdoo.org/documentation/transport-api-ajax
But I get the following error:
QxRequest[HASHCODE:252]
009188:Failed to execute _dispatchEvent():Could not dispatch event
Hi all,
I've just checked in all the work I've been doing on adding functionality to
Tree in the namespaces branch. The new namespace qx.ui.treefullcontrol has
the new functionality, leaving qx.ui.tree in its former pristine state. This
will allow comparisons between the old and the new, and
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
* Keyboard-navigation seems to be buggy
I could use some help with what qooxdoo is doing to cause this. The attached
patch shows the reason for the problem: moving around the tree, e.g. to the
root, and then back down cause the selection manager's
Andreas Junghans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
thanks for your patch. I haven't had the chance yet to look at the details
(will do so as soon as I can). However, there's one thing I'd like to
comment on right away (see below).
- There is no defined way to pass a javascript Date object in JSON.
Andreas Junghans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, enough rambling :-) I don't mean to bash your solution, and you have
good points. I just want to make it clear where I'm coming from and what my
concerns are.
And a fine job of it you're doing! You're not bashing my solution; rather,
you're
are handled by the same function and I missed the fact that it calls a
different function in IframeTransport.
#2:
-
+ * Derrell Lipman
What's about to also add a contact email addresse to the source files, like
the other authors handle this?
Paranoia. I already get on the order
Andreas Junghans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would greatly prefer a single, standard format, no matter in which
direction a date is sent.
...
Since it's so difficult to properly handle timestamps in PHP (and maybe
other backends too), I suggest we standardize on the second syntax: new
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andreas Junghans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would greatly prefer a single, standard format, no matter in which
direction a date is sent. ... Since it's so difficult to properly handle
timestamps in PHP (and maybe other backends too), I suggest we standardize
on
Danny Adair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
a) If you want to stick to the second paragraph (note how that one says is
instead of is based on a subset of JavaScript), you might as well use
Javascript's ugly string representation, which provides a roundtrip (and
timezone info):
var d = new
Christian Boulanger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
QxTarget.addProperty did it, that is, it correctly added the properties for
QxTarget.
However, I wanted to add the properties also for all descendents of QxTarget,
that's why I tried to attach it to QxTarget's prototype, and that doesn't
work.
Danny Adair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry, I think there's a misunderstanding.
Of course you can construct new Date(Date.UTC(2006,6,16,3,53,27)) but you
will use a (qooxdoo) helper function to do this, in JavaScript something
like
return 'new Date(Date.UTC(' + d.getUTCFullYear() + ',' +
Andreas Junghans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Where's the difference between qx.core.ServerSettings.serverPathPrefix and
qxrpc_serverPathPrefix (apart from the global namespace pollution of the
latter)?
Hi Andreas,
There's no difference except that one method puts code into qooxdoo that is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just tested moving the instanceId to the URL, and it works fine, so I
don't have a problem with that. To support this model, the makeServerURL
function discussed above would get an additional optional parameter for the
instance id. This looks like a good solution
Florian Arndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
how about meeting in #qooxdoo on freenode.org when developing to quickly
find help?
Yes. I think it's a bit premature, though. There aren't enough people with
enough knowledge yet to offer help even via email where it doesn't require
real-time access.
Andreas, I did not check in the changes I made to RpcServlet.java. Since they
were incomplete and some of what I had done changed following our discussions,
it's possible you had alternate ways you wanted to deal with it. Attached is
the patch showing what I had done, FYI.
Cheers,
Derrell
===
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, this is going to sound stupid, but I'm having a senior moment and can't
come up with the answer. I need to know that name of a Qx object after it's
created, from within itself. I don't want to create a property to hold this
information, I assume there
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks, but I need the objects name, not it's classname. I create all my
objects via:
SomeName = new myNewObject(params1, params2, ect)
I want to be able to get SomeName from within the object. Any idea how to
pull that one off?
'SomeName' is just a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Revision: 3328
Author: til132
Date: 2006-06-20 05:47:14 -0700 (Tue, 20 Jun 2006)
ViewCVS: http://svn.sourceforge.net/qooxdoo/?rev=3328view=rev
Log Message:
---
...
* Added support for direct execution of functions. E.g: function () {}();
...
Hi
Danny Adair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I couldn't find anything on this:
Do I post code contributions as patches to bugzilla, or is there a way to
apply for SVN access?
At this stage I'd be talking about the Python Date parser - I didn't realize
that server-side code was going to be shipped
Danny Adair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In my case, there's a one-page core application (= 1 template) which
provides the main qxWindow and pulls the qooxdoo files from the
available/enabled modules.
The qxWindow (and in my case also a qxTabView) is globally accessible, and
the modules'
Danny Adair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'll switch to the namespaces branch right away. :-)
Found the stuff in tools/migration, but I'll probably adjust my code
manually, it's not that much.
Is there auto-updated API documentation for the namespaces branch somewhere
browsable?
Documentation?
I've just checked in the first draft of a new JSON-RPC Server Writer's Guide.
It's in the 'namespaces' branch, in the 'backend' directory. I'd certainly
appreciate comments and suggests for improvement!
Cheers,
Derrell
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Sebastian,
I went in search of bugs to fix. Of the 70 or so bugs, only 3 of them were
unassigned and 2 of those were bugs that I had posted. I fixed the other of
those 3. All of the other bugs are ASSIGNED to you.
May I suggest that you not ASSIGN or ACCEPT a bug unless you're actively
Danny Adair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks Derrell,
Looks good. I might have some more questions once I start implementing.
For now,
1. What about simple dates of the form new Date(Date.UTC(2006,6,20)). It
seems cumbersome to specify zeros all the way down to the milliseconds when
you
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
I've just checked in the first draft of a new JSON-RPC Server Writer's
Guide. It's in the 'namespaces' branch, in the 'backend' directory. I'd
certainly appreciate comments and suggests for improvement!
Mhh, what's
Andreas Junghans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's not about any significant advantage. It's just what the JavaScript
language specification allows when calling Date.UTC. Of course, there's no
need for us to follow this (after all, _we_ are the ones deciding which
subset of JavaScript we
gmcms [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I try qooxdoo and have no problem to build an interface, but I can't find
any information on how to send the order to run a php script (ajax
transport) to query a database by exemple, and take the answer to display
it.
The only exemples are just to take the
Lothar Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
after switching to namespaces we changed our former QxListViews to Til's
new qx.ui.table.Table. The Table is very nice, well done...
However we came across a bug when trying to disposing it. I attached a
file where you can see that behaviour...
Hi
Charles SALMON [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If I try to put a QxTabView inside a QxBoxLayout (which is then added to
document), then QxTabView is badly rendered: QxTabViewPages loose their
borders, background color, ...
See attached file for an example.
My Navigator is Firefox 1.5.
Hi
Til,
In IE, when the Table tests unload, e.g. when moving to another test or when
pressing CTRL-R, they generate an error while trying to dispose the TablePane
object. The problem is that TablePane.dispose() calls the GridLayout dispose
function, but TablePane does not extend GridLayout, it
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I see by looking in the source that the use of addProperty has changed in
the namespaces branch and I don't see anything mentioned about it in the
convert scripts. So, what is the new way to use addProperty? I am trying to
convert my app from .5x to
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the info, what it looks like is that they have also done away
with 'extend'. In the source code for various classes, they create the class
just like they did, but after the class is defined they do not call 'extend'
to associate the class with
Jonathan Delgado [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just want to have a script that takes a widget and enables the
ability to drag it around the screen. This should be relatively
simple, but my code is having some problems. For this simple
example, im just using a QxAtom. When I click it, i
Christian Boulanger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
lv.addEventListener('click', function(e){
var row = this.getPane().getSelectedItems()[0];
alert (ID = + row.id.text);
},this);
Sebastian, Andreas, et al,
This seems silly. The fact that there is a ListViewPane object embedded in a
Bob Manc [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is a weird one. If you add a keydown event looking for the escape key,
you can't run window.location. For example
doc.addEventListener(keydown, function(e)
{
if (e.getKeyCode() == QxKeyEvent.keys.esc)
{
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it me, or does every exception in the namespaces branch return the same
message? Regardless of the reason the program doesn't execute, I get the
following in the debug window:
Modification of property state failed with exception: TypeError -
Bob Manc [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I located the theme.js file and found some documentation. I think it is a
good idea in general but it sould work like css. It should be the starting
point of the style but if someone sets a style directly, like setColor, that
should override the theme.
Bob,
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Bob Manc [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I located the theme.js file and found some documentation. I think it is a
good idea in general but it sould work like css. It should be the starting
point of the style but if someone
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As to appearance theme changes at runtime, I think it's perfectly reasonable
that those completely override any manual settings that had been made.
No not really. As appearance also controls some incompatible values. For
example when you have a
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This just seems simpler then everyone is making it out to be. The problem
has already been solved by the browsers. If appearance themes and color
themes are implemented as stylesheets added and subtracted from the head
section of the DOM, then no one has
Mr. Teimatini Marín [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But, I have some questions. I need some funtionality
not present in version 0.5.3 (releseaded today...) I
need to move a column from one position to another...
is this dificult to develop? is this feature planed
for this component?
Although a
sharmaprateek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
// List view event handler.
lv.addEventListener('click', function(e){
parent.frames[formView].testing();
},this);
Are you sure that 'click' is the event that you want, and not 'execute'? Is
your event handler being called?
Quake Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear qooxdoo developers,
May I know your comment for this patch? Will it be added to
namespace branch or not?
If no one else has looked at your patch by next week, I'll have some time then
to take a look. Sorry for the delay, and thanks for bugging us
NoRa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
thanks for this nice project.
I am pretty new in qooxdoo and I vould like to know, if there is some
example how to fill ListView with data using PHP and MySQL.
I think it is possible using Trasport, but I cannot imagine how to do it.
Firstly, if you haven't
NoRa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Than you for your advice, I will look at this places.
How can I download this from the web to my PC? (all files)
If you're using Linux or some other Unix-like environment, you can do:
svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/qooxdoo/branches/namespaces
If
Dietrich Streifert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello List,
how can I change the default paths to the icons?
In the source I found the definition of qx.core.DefaultSettings where
the image paths are defined as:
imageCorePath : ../../images,
imageLocalPath : ./,
imageIconPath :
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1. (*) text/plain ( ) text/html
Is anyone having problems running the Namespaces branch in IE 6.0.29? I am
testing my app, which runs well in FireFox, but in IE I get nothing in the
browser and the log window only shows:
002031
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When you mentioned the StackTrace it lit up a light bulb. I am using the
debug logger that was created for .5.x that uses the code below (modified
for Namespaces):
qx.core.Object.prototype.debug = function(m, c)
{
var clz = this.classname;
var hc
NoRa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I am new in qooxdoo.
I would like to see examples from SVN Namespaces source/demo/test/
I allready have a copy of this, but if I try to show any of examples,
JavaScript error is here: qx is not defined.
How can I make it functional?
There's a Makefile at
Sebastian,
Would you please try to be much more detailed in your commit log messages.
You're making lots of changes (great!), but the only way those of us watching
the namespaces branch can tell what you're doing is by reviewing each line of
each patch. It would be much easier if you could (a)
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I created a new table method called getCurrentRow that calls your code so
now I can just do table.getCurrentRow() and it returns the correct value.
There's a lot of work to do throughout the code, for just this kind of thing.
Both your issue and Christian's
jd102684 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I want to somehow create my own type of unique event. For now, lets just
say i have some widget that i can drag around the screen, and when the
widget gets to a certain (x, y) position on the screen, I want a particular
event that i create to be fired...
Simon Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not trying to be a stick in the mud but:
I have a fairly major application built using 0.5.x and it's going to be a
major effort to move to namespaces (80+ custom classes and several thousand
lines of code).
The namespaces branch seems to be a lot
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, that explanation does help clear things up a bit. Later I will dig
deeper into the code to see how I can exploit it. Thanks for the
explanation.
Jim
On 7/26/06, Til Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So what you are saying is that there is no way
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
attaching it to the email has altered the file enough that the Apply Patch
does not work with this file. Is it possible to have you ZIP it up and send
it that way?
Zip isn't convenient, but here it is as an attachment instead of inline. This
should be
For the past few weeks, as I've had a minute here and a minute there to look
at qooxdoo, I've been considering the best way to make the Tree widgets
virtual; i.e. to render only one page of elements of the tree at a time.
With large lists of files/folders/whatever listed in the tree, the current
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am having a hard time subscribing to the thought process that is being
used to create new controls for qooxdoo. As a 'consumer' of the toolkit, I
should not need to know how each control is put together to use it. The
header of the table is a great
sharmaprateek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andreas's answer seems to be closer to my needs, but the disadvantage is
that I should add a listener for each tree folder I would like to monitor.
There are many such folders and I don't know how that would affect the
performance. In Mohamed answer, I
sharmaprateek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And one more question.. Consider the following tree..
--Root
|
|-Folder1
|---Leaf1
|---Leaf2
If I click on Leaf1 then is there any way to find out who is the parent of
Leaf1 ? (for eg if i click on leaf1 then I should be able
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Due to the inability to calculate arbitrary sized widgets' layed-out size,
I'm currently considering a virtual Ruled Canvas widget. A Ruled Canvas,
like ruled paper, has a fixed number of rows of a fixed height and width.
This makes it similar to
Alexander Trauzzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After the cross-post of my initial inquiry, I figured it would be a good
idea to come on and just say Hi to everyone reading.
What - in terms of documentation - is qooxdoo needing? I want to start
learning how to work with qooxdoo, but I'm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The source to the test suite is part of the check-out from svn. It's in
source/demo/example and source/demo/test.
Oops. I believe that these might now be called source/frontend/demo/example
and source/frontend/demo/test. There's a frontend in there someplace now, I
Andreas Sebastian,
I hope all of the changes to 'namespaces' are going well.
In the future, I think it's important that the process for this kind of
massive change be accomplished very differently than it was this time:
1. There should be discussion on the mailing list about what's proposed,
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a small suggestion to the new documentation API... is it possible to
get the methods and properties to be accumulative? What I mean is that when
I look at the docs for a given widget, I see it's methods and properties as
well as all those that it
Alexander Trauzzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, given the big talk around the namespaces release, its clear that my
effort should be geared towards 0.6.
How does one obtain a copy of qooxdoo 0.6 right now? Is there any way to
generate documentation from it?
I think a real feather in your
Chris Banford [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'd also like to see if I can help out with some doc writing. In the
beginning it would be limited to the area of *getting started* how to's, as
I am still a qooxdoo newbie :-) . I'd guess that I could start to put some
time in around mid-end of August,
Dietrich Streifert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm currently developing a big widget hierarchie (tabviews in tabviews with
many widgets) which is automatically disposed at page unload by the qooxdoo
queues.
This triggers the stop unresponsive script dialog in FireFox after 5
sec. of running.
Florian Arndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wonder whether there is information on how to render the table
contents by transferring the data which is *currently* displayed from a
server backend...
Table has a setData() method which the examples use to pass ALL of the data
for the table in at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Keep in mind that you're losing the virtual aspects of the tree by doing
That should have been:
Keep in mind that you're losing the virtual aspects of the TABLE by doing
...
Derrell
-
Take
Andreas, thanks for your comments. I want to reply to just a few of them:
For some other tasks commonly involving deep understanding of various
core features or critical internal changes, it is also impractial to
have a in-depth discussion first. We will try to have those cases down
to a
Graham Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello:
I would like to know if there is a server that is available to run the
tests against the namespace branch.
I am currently implementing a web server on an embedded system and have
gotten the basic JSON-RPC bridge to my data
Graham Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Derrell:
Thanks much. I did get the writers guide and got the echo test working.
Appreciate the suggestions. Great list, great product.
Graham.
Graham, you'll be the first, AFAIK, to write a JSON-RPC server for qooxdoo
using
Quake_Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi All, We are switching our applications from 0.5.x to namspace branch now,
found that there is a JSON-RPC Java backend implementation in SVN. I'm
curious about the difference with JSON-RPC-JAVA (
http://oss.metaparadigm.com/jsonrpc/ ), in my opinion,
Erik A. Onnen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What is the preferred procedure for raising issues with the namespace
branch? I noticed there is only an entry for version 0.5.2 in the
defect tracker and I'm wondering if issues with namespaces should only
be discussed on the list or if they should be
Alexander Trauzzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In trying to use the DockLayout manager, I get the following error:
-=-
000469 ERROR: qx.ui.layout.DockLayout(70): Could not layout child
[object qx.ui.basic.Label] through layout handler: Error -
qx.renderer.layout.DockLayoutImpl: It is not
Alexander Trauzzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I apologize for the volume I'm putting through the mailing list, if anyone
wants to just talk to me outside of the list, please let me know.
Alexander, your questions are entirely appropriate for this list. Don't worry
about the volume.
I've
There are clearly more sections that need to go in here, but I think this is
enough to start the discussion. Thoughts?
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- What is qooxdoo?
- General Installation
- Obtaining qooxdoo
- Building and Installing the qooxdoo frontend
- Building and
For those of you looking for examples showing how to have your application
communicate with a server to retrieve information dynamically, you may want to
look at the example I just checked in. This is a slightly more practical
example of using JSON-RPC than the previous tests provided.
This is
David Perez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
I consider interesting to include contributions
(http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/qooxdoo/trunk/qooxdoo/source/contributed/)
in the standard Qooxdoo distributions, because they can be interesting.
Is there any reason not to do so?
I have
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't know why it's that important to print a whole book.
The problem with documentation on a wiki is that it's not usable when you're
offline. That means if you want to do some development while on an airplane
or otherwise while traveling, you have
Sebastian Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Additional question. Have you ever googled?
That was said in what comes across as a nasty tone. Unnecessary.
Of course I have googled. I spent an hour or two last night looking at all of
the relevant docuwiki documentation (including your referenced
Alexander Trauzzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'd love to take on the task of cleaning up the existing documentation page
and moving content around to fit...Should you agree with me. I can help
with the structure of the pages as well from here forward if you'd like.
I'll work on the TOC of the
Christian Boulanger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
great to see that some serious documentation effort is underway!
A suggestion: I would suggest to make a completely separate documentation
for the 0.5 release and the upcoming 0.6 one. anything else is highly
confusing to newcomers. And
Jim Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not being a MAKE or Python guru, I haven't been able to figure out what file
needs altered in order to create a qx.js file with line feeds. The sample
page kind of expects you to be masters of MAKE and Python. Can you please
give me a little clue on how to
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