Raymond Irving <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> Some time ago I started creating a new type of Layer
> that would improved on DynLayer's features, but now
> I've scrapped that idea to just fully support and
> improve DynLayer as a low level layer for the api.
> Below you'll find a few functions I had in mind.
>
> I'm wondering if I should add these functions to
> dynlayer_xxx.js files as the average user will most
> likely use them on a regular basis, or should I add
> them to a separate class library (e.g.
> DynLayerXtender)?
I prefer extending DynLayer in one file only.
> setAutoSize(b) - set the size of the layer whenever
> content changes
>
> setMinimumSize(w,h) - prevents the layer from being
> sized below the specified. This is useful when
> creating widgets that should not be set below a
> certain size.
>
> setDragMode(b,boundry) - enable/disable dragging.
> Easier than DragEvents.enabledDragEvents, etc
>
> setEnabled(b) - disable/enable a layer
>
> setBorder(w,c) - Set a border on the layer. w=int or
> {top,right,bottom,left}, c = string or
> {top,right,bottom,left}
>
> setFocus(b) - sets the focus of a layer.
Will setFocus raise z-index on a layer to be the highest?
Or did you mean something else?
> setToolTip(text) - set's a tool tipe for the layer.
> this will cause tool tip to appear when the mouse is
> moved over the layer.
Plus setAutoRaise(b) to raise z-index onmouseover?
> What do you think?
I like these additions.
Kevin.
> Raymond Irving
>
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