I agree that it shouldn't matter but my code, in this case, doesn't
even have any of the menus or menu items as variables in the class
(just letting them live in the SWIXML engine). The only related thing
in my class is an abstract action that they point to. So I don't see
how I could be accidentally changing something in them. Combine that
with the fact that all I have to do to fix it, in any of the places
this has shown up, is move the text attribute after the action one
(leaving the code untouched), and I think it's safe to say it's a
swixml bug.
I'll throw together an example for you today.
-Kate
On Thursday, May 8, 2003, at 01:04 AM, Wolf Paulus wrote:
Kate,
That should not be the case. The order in which attributes appear in a
tag
doesn't matter.
If this seems to be the case with your xml descriptor then there is
either
be a problem in your code or we have a more general problem with
Swixml.
Please try to isolate this problem and send me the xml and java code.
Thanks
Wolf
-----Original Message-----
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Subject: [Forum] menuitem
I'm seeing the issue with the text attribute having to appear after
the
action attribute in menuitem too... I'm assuming this is a global with
actions and text not just menuitem and button.
-Kate
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