From: "Anthony Treanor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 2005 November 12 Saturday 10:51
Ok, I know you use dynapi.document.addChild(child)
to add a child, but I'm trying to understand the code.
I worked out that the document object is created at
the bottom of dyndocument.js. But as far as I can tell
there is no function defined as addChild(child). I've
searched through the api files, looking for addChild,
using my editors search function. There doesn't seem
to be any definition matching this signature. What on
earth is going on?
I forget exactly, if it's a DOM thing, defined in most modern browsers,
or if it's redefined in the DynAPI. Do a recursive search for
"addChild" in all *.js files, and look specifically at the results that
create something. Most likely of the form "p.addChild = function...".
./src/api/event.js:126:p.addChild = function(c,alias,inlineID) {
./src/gui/highlighter.js:17:p.addChild=dynapi.functions.Null;
./src/gui/templmngr.js:103:p.addChild = function(c,fld){
The last two are most likely redefined versions, slightly tweaked for
use in that particular widget. The first, in event.js, might be where
it comes from.
Leif
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