Anthony, In my case I need the include/import to happen dynamaically because each widget is a class. The selection of the widgets is done on a different page(canvas).
The widget selection is maintained in DB so I can\'t have a xml file for each user. -Toufeeq On 2/13/08, Anthony Bargnesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Toufeeq, > > I\'m still uncertain of is how the user selects what widgets he/she wants > displayed in the main window. Also once the user makes the selection, where > are those stored? You could do the following if an lzx file is built with > the user\'s widget selections: > > -----main.lzx----- > > <canvas debug=\\\"true\\\"> > <window width=\\\"400\\\" height=\\\"300\\\"> > <include href=\"user-widgets.xml\" /> > </window> > </canvas> > > -----user-widgets.xml----- > > <class name=\"child_window\" extends=\"window\" height=\"30\" width=\"40\"> > <text>BLAH</text> > </class> > > <child_window /> > > > This way you could just import code into the main window, as long as the file > \"user-widgets.xml\" was generated dynamically. > > -Anthony Bargnesi> > > On Feb 12, 2008 11:35 PM, Toufeeq Hussain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > > On 2/12/08, Anthony Bargnesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Toufeeq, > > > > I\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'m not sure why you would want to dynamically read a > > library to display instances of a window. You said that > > you will pull this information at runtime, then why not just use datasets. > > The reason why I\\\'m using datasets for window-data is because each > window might have a different set of controls associated with each. > That is defined in the imported library. What I\\\'m trying to do is > something like widgets which are displayed in a main window. The > number of widgets are unknown when I writing the main-window but are > instantiated based on what the user has selected. > > If the user has selected widget 1,4,5 (for example) the information is > pulled in to a dataset and based on the selected widgets the > corresponding widgets are instantiated. > > I guess with the above requirement I can go with a \\\"hard-coded\\\" > windowing approach as the controls which make up each child-window are > unknown. > > Hope I\\\'m clear on the requirement. > > Regards, > Toufeeq > > -- blog @ http://www.toufeeq.net
