> public class MyGui implements EntryPoint
> {
> public void onModuleLoad()
> {
> panel(
> css(RootPanel.get(), "main"),
> panel(
> new HorizontalPanel(),
> css(new InlineLabel("Hello, world!"), "helloLabel"),
> css(new Button("click me"), "button");
> );
> }
> }
Reminds me of AxisPanel from [1]:
AxisPanel p = new AxisPanel()
.y().width("100%")
.x(myNorthContentPanel).css("north").q()
.x().width("100%")
.y(myWestContentPanel).css("west").q()
.y(myCenterContentPanel).css("center")
.width("100%").align(0,0).q()
.y(myEastContentPanel).css("east")
.width("100%").align(1,0).q()
.q()
.x(mySouthContentPanel).css("south").q()
.q();
I prefer UiBinder, though I can understand that before that was
available then something like this might look attractive.
- Stephen
[1] http://sonymathew.blogspot.com/2008/12/fluent-dsl-for-rich-ui.html
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