The handler tag was introduced in 3.2:
http://wiki.openlaszlo.org/Event_and_handler_tags
Since the syntax you describe is not described there, it seems like
it must have never been documented. Clearly it must have worked at
one time, but you'd have to do archaeology on the compiler and
runtime to figure out when. This is one of the reasons we introduced
the new syntax though -- the old syntax was confusing and overloaded
method too much, IMO.
On 2007-10-15, at 12:57 EDT, Elliot Winard wrote:
I love archive.org - http://web.archive.org/web/20041123040300/
www.laszlosystems.com/lps-2.2/docs/reference/html-index.html
It looks like <method method="foo"/> was not a valid syntax in
2.2. Was it ever?
-e
Elliot Winard wrote:
I'm looking at code written earlier this year that uses the
@method attribute on a <method> tag and wonder how the code ever
could have worked.
The code looked something like this -
<view>
<method event="oninit" method="doSomething" />
<method name="doSomething">
// do something here
</method>
</view>
It doesn't work in wafflecone because it is invalid syntax for a
<method> tag.
The fix was easy - replacing the oninit event method with
<handler name="oninit" method="doSomething" />
So, out of curiousity - when was this syntax valid? Is there a
way to go back through old documentation other than downloading
and installing older builds at [0]?
Thx,
-e
[0] http://www.openlaszlo.org/archive
