Hi Pavel,
One bit of optimization you might consider is changing GlobalRes from
a concrete class to a CssResource and move the method definitions to a
style-sheet as in:
------- GlobalRes.java --------
@ImportedWithPrefix("global")
public interface GlobalRes extends CssResource {
String gap();
String doubleGap();
String mainColor();
}
------- GlobalRes.css --------
@def gap 10px;
@def doubleGap 20px;
@def mainColor #e6dbcf;
--------- end code ------------
Then you can import GlobalRes into ControlPanel, sort of like this:
----- ControlPanelResources.java -----
public interface ControlPanelResources extends ClientBundle {
public interface ControlPanelStyle extends CssResource {
String body();
String header();
}
@Import(GlobalRes.class)
@Source("ControlPanel.css")
public ControlPanelStyle controlPanelStyle();
}
------------------ ControlPanel.css: ------------------
body {
padding: value('global.gap');
}
.header {
background: value('global.mainColor');
margin-bottom: value('global.gap2');
}
------------------ end code ----------------
Using CssResource constants inside UiBinder template style tags gets a
little nastier. As far as I know, you need to use those @eval
directives on local variables within the tag just like your example. I
dealt with same thing yesterday:
see: http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=4420&sort=-id
see:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit-contributors/t/ca91dbdeaa6f93e8
Hope this helps,
Jeff
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