On 15 fév, 23:31, Jim Douglas <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks again for your help, Thomas. FWIW, here's the final version in
> my application code (this particular widget subclasses TextBox):
>
> In the constructor:
> registerOnCut(getElement());
>
> private native void registerOnCut(Element element)
> /*-{
> var that = this;
> element.oncut = function()
> {
>
> $entry([email protected]::doCut()());
You're misusing $entry here. It should "wrap" a function "reference",
so you shouldn't call doCut() and wrap its result (which would almost
be a no-op here as doCut() is void).
You'd rather write:
var that = this;
element.oncut = $entry(function() {
[email protected]::doCut()();
return false;
});
>From
>http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCodingBasicsJSNI.html#calling
"""Notice that the reference to the exported method has been wrapped
in a call to the $entry function. This implicitly-defined function
ensures that the Java-derived method is executed with the uncaught
exception handler installed and pumps a number of other utility
services. The $entry function is reentrant-safe and should be used
anywhere that GWT-derived JavaScript may be called into from a non-GWT
context."""
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