Some additional questions in the absence of a full dev guide:
1. What about a class that extends TabLayoutPanel? I can write and
annotate a method addTab(Widget w) in order to use the <xxx:tab> child
instead of <g:tab>, but what about the grandchild <g:header> that the
<g:tab> could have had?
2. Can the first parameter to the annotated method be a subclass of Widget
to restrict the possible types?
Steve
On Friday, February 3, 2012 12:44:00 PM UTC-5, Paul Stockley wrote:
>
> Add two methods
>
> @UiChild
> public void addLeft(Widget w) {...}
>
> @UiChild
> public void addRight(Widget w) {..}
>
> Then make sure you widget implements HasWidgets or similar.
>
> In your uibinder you can now use
>
>
> <custom:mywidget ui:field="widget">
>
> <custom:left><!-your widget><custom:/left>
>
> <custom:right><!-your widget><custom:/right>
> <!- your widget>
>
> <!- your widget>
> <!- your widget>
>
> </custom:mywidget>
>
>
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