Does it not work to either set the `placement` attribute of `oneview`
and `anotherview`? Or to give them a `determinePlacement` method as
in example [30.19](http://www.openlaszlo.org/lps/docs/guide/class-
inheritance.html#d0e17794)? That's what placement is all about --
putting a view somewhere other than where it would be by default.
On 2007-07-10, at 07:14 EDT, Robin Sheat wrote:
On Tuesday 10 July 2007 22:57:47 P T Withington wrote:
I'd need to see more of what you are really trying to do to comment
more intelligently.
OK, I'll go with an example (somewhat contrived...):
<!-- This extends node because it doesn't actually show any content
itself, so
doesn't need the view stuff -->
<class name="myclass" extends="node">
<attribute name="something" />
<attribute name="wherethingsshouldbeput" />
<oneview parent="${classroot.wherethingsshouldbeput}"
something="${classroot.something}" />
<anotherview parent="${classroot.wherethingsshouldbeput}"
something="${classroot.something}" />
</class>
<view name="view1">
...
</view>
<view name="view2">
<myclass something="something"
wherethingsshouldbeput="${parent.view1}" />
</view>
I want the instances of oneview and anotherview to be children of
view1,
without anything having to be done on the part of view1, as
indicated by the
assignment to 'parent' (which, now I think of it, I haven't
actually tested,
but I bet it doesn't work :)
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