Hi everyone,
I'm wondering if you think it would be a good idea to
add an alias agrument to the addChild() method?
exmaple:
instead of doing this:
layer1.canvas = layer1.addChild(new DynLayer());
layer1.canvas.cover = layer1.canvas.addChild(new
DynLayer());
we could do this:
layer1.addChild(new DynLayer(),"canvas");
layer1.canvas.addChild(new DynLayer,"cover");
It's much simpler to use and adds a better structure
to the code.
To simply access the cover layer we could do this:
layer1.canvas.cover.setBgColor('#ffcc00');
More complex widget structures could work as follows:
mywidget.addChild(new Button(),"btnUp");
mywidget.addChild(new Button(),"btnDown");
mywidget.addChild(new Button(),"btnClose");
mywidget.addChild(new ScrollBar(),"hscBar");
mywidget.addChild(new ScrollBar(),"vscBar");
mywidget.btnUp.setCaption("up");
What do you think?
--
Raymond Irving
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