On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 8:17 PM, Dave Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jun 18, 2008, at 4:10 PM, Leonardo Mateo wrote:
>>
>> Hi Henry, and thank you for your answer. I'll give it a try.
>> If I'm not seeing bad in my mail headers, Greg Denton gave me an
>> answer about my second question, but never reached the list, because I
>> only see my email address in the headers. If it's the case, please let
>> me know and I will post his message here (if he allows me to do that.
>
> Please post it!
>

Ok, here is Greg's conversation with me. What is with >> is from Greg,
and what is with << is from me

>> On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Greg Denton wrote:
>> A sympathetic note....#2 is a real pain. I asked the same question a
>> while back. I wound up rewriting all of the component classes (using
>> the base classes) that my app uses as the lz ones are so ugly and only
>> minimally styleable (color, font). It turns out that the data handling
>> for the components was not what I liked anyway, and I needed to do
>> selection management, so it was inevitable. I had to create a whole
>> application framework to do what I wanted. Lots of time. What I have
>> now is valuable (in terms of functionality) but has to be closely
>> maintained. I'm sure a lot of developers are doing the same thing.

<< I think this is a BIG lack for OL. Does anyone know if there is any
<< plan for a change in this topic? or is it intended to be like it is?

>> I'm not plugged into the development, don't know what the roadmap is
>> other than swf9. Judging by the poor source code of the components
>> (inconsistent style, rampant bugs, etc.) I'd say they aren't given
>> much attention. Just look at the number of open bugs for edittext. I
>> think someone responded to my email on the subject with an attitude of
>> an expectation that users would write their own.

<< It is difficult to design components with very flexible styles,
<< particularly in javascript and while trying to greatly minimize code
<< size.

<< Good luck to you. Let me know how you plan to proceed.

[OT]
BTW, your mail (Dave) also arrived to my address and not to
laszlo-user. Maybe I've misconfigured something?
I'm sending this email to laszlo-user at openalaszlo dot org with a CC
to Dave's address, if there's something I should do to not get
responded to my address but the mailing list, please let me know.

Cheers.

-- 
Leonardo Mateo.
There's no place like ~

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