I have now gone for a more data driven design, which seems easier and
more the DRYML way...
<collection:>
<panel>
items:<js-wrapper convert>
<hash-param key="name"><view:title/></hash-param>
<hash-param key="width">200</hash-param>
</js-wrapper>
</panel>
</collection>
If I have a given model, this would generate a list of panels, where
each panel is of the form
{ xtype : 'panel', items: [{name : 'Abc}, {width : 200}] }
{ xtype : 'panel', items: [{name : 'Pancake'}, {width : 200}] }
{ xtype : 'panel', items: [{name : 'Omelette'}, {width : 200}] }
But it should be like:
{ xtype : 'panel', items: [name : 'Abc, width : 200] }
,
{ xtype : 'panel', items: [name : 'Pancake', width : 200] }
,
{ xtype : 'panel', items: [name : 'Omelette', width : 200] }
<collection:>
<panel>
items:
<js-wrapper convert>
<array-param key="name">abc</array-param>
<array-param key="width">200</array-param>
</js-wrapper>
</panel>
</collection>
However results in this:
{ xtype : 'panel', items: }
{ xtype : 'panel', items: }
{ xtype : 'panel', items: }
How do I "wrap" the above into a nice reusable tag, more like?
<collection:>
<ext-panel width="200"/>
</collection>
Also, I would prefer if I could join the panel outputs with a ",", but
it seems only <repeat> supports a join?
OK guys, ... I'm about to give up here. Maybe someone in the core team
could provide some better ways for using DRYML for other purposes than
creating HTML output ;)
- Kris
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