Alan Gutierrez schrieb:
> I'm now growing partial to this convention...
>
> $("div.grid").grid()
> .data(gridData).
> .columns(2, 3, 7)
> .select()
> .sortable()
> .grid()
> .rowHeight(22)
> .jQuery()
> .show()
> .css("width", "500px)
>
> Which is where you return control by naming the object that you wish
> to recover.
>
I don't see what you gain here. Why don't you stick with simple references?
var grid = $("div.grid");
var gridController = grid.grid(data);
gridController.select().sortable().blablabla();
grid.show().css("width", "500px");
If you don't need the references anyway you don't have any overhead of
saving them.
Makes debugging much easier anyway: Imagine that you columns() method is
buggy: The complete chain goes to hell and you have to split it into
small parts to find the problem.
--
Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
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