I have a UiBinder file with a button. I want to change the text on the
button pro programmatically.
This begs for TextResource, right?
However, do I need to have a .txt file for each string of text that I'll
use for the button? e.g.
@Source("MyButtonUp.txt")
TextResources buttonUp();
and
@Source("MyButtonDown.txt")
TextResources buttonDown();
Is there no way to put the strings in the same file (like you can put
multiple css rules in one css file by extending CssResource and declaring
methods that match up to the style selectors?
Is the solution the 'Constant' interface? (i'm not sure if these can be
accessed in the UiBinder.ui.xml template though.
My ideal is a ClientBundle containing something like:
@Source("ButtonStrings.txt")
ButtonText buttonText();
public interface ButtonText extends TextResource {
String up();
String down();
}
and the "ButtonStrings.txt" would be something like:
up=i am up
down=i am down
But alas, this does not work. This has gotta be pretty common, no? What's
the standard solution here? A txt file for every string?
Thanks in advance,
Lars
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