I will take a look, that's also fallout from my schema rewrite. Let me check if it's giving warnings in trunk..
On Nov 8, 2007 7:18 AM, Lou Iorio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In Chapter 9 Introduction to Text and Fonts, Example 9.6. The <html> tag: > > <canvas > > <include href="extensions/html.lzx"/> > <class name="browser" extends="window" resizable="true" bgcolor="silver"> > <edittext name="txt" text="http://openlaszlo.org/"; width="300"/> > <button x="310" onclick="parent.htmlview.setSrc(parent.txt.getText()); > parent.htmlview.setAttribute('visible', true)"> > Load > </button> > <html name="htmlview" > width="${parent.width - 19}" > height="${parent.height - 74}" > x="${parent.x + 7}" > y="${parent.y + 53}"/> > </class> > <browser width="500" height="500" x="10" y="10"/> > </canvas> > > The compiler complains: > > extensions/html.lzx:46:56: In element 'class' attribute 'xoffset' with type > 'number' is overriding parent class attribute with same name but different > type: numberExpression > extensions/html.lzx:47:56: In element 'class' attribute 'yoffset' with type > 'number' is overriding parent class attribute with same name but different > type: numberExpression > extensions/html.lzx:76:94: In element 'class' attribute 'visible' with type > 'boolean' is overriding parent class attribute with same name but different > type: expression > text-tutorial-$6.lzx:13:35: found an unknown attribute named "width" on > element html, however there is an attribute named "widthoffset" on class > attribute", did you mean to use that? > text-tutorial-$6.lzx:13:35: found an unknown attribute named "height" on > element html, however there is an attribute named "heightoffset" on class > attribute", did you mean to use that? > text-tutorial-$6.lzx:13:35: found an unknown attribute named "x" on element > html, however there is an attribute named "xoffset" on class attribute", did > you mean to use that? > text-tutorial-$6.lzx:13:35: found an unknown attribute named "y" on element > html, however there is an attribute named "yoffset" on class attribute", did > you mean to use that? > > Any ideas? > > Thanks, > > Lou -- Henry Minsky Software Architect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
