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Greg Brown resolved PIVOT-79.
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Resolution: Fixed
Updated this fix to include a check for a loaded script engine manager. It is a
valid scenario to define an include that does not have an ID but does define
internal IDs, since they may be used by internal script code. However, an
include that defines neither an ID nor script blocks will generate a console
error.
> wtk:include without specifying namespace results in wtk:id values being lost
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> Key: PIVOT-79
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-79
> Project: Pivot
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wtk-wtkx
> Reporter: Noel Grandin
> Assignee: Greg Brown
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.3
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>
> just got bitten by an unexpected problem. I had 2 files like this:
> first file:
> <Window>
> <wtkx:include "other.wtkx"/>
> </Window>
> other.wtkx:
> <Border>
> <TreeView wtkx:id="myid" />
> </Border>
> Now, when I load this, the identifier "myid" is not visible anywhere.
> This is because I failed to specify a namespace for the included file.
> This took me quite a while to work out, because my mental model of
> include says that the default is that the included file is fully
> visible, which should mean that the identifiers are visible from
> getObjectByName().
> I suggest that either
> (a) if I include a file without a namespace, and I specify
> identifiers, an error should be thrown
> or
> (b) if I include a file without a namespace, identifiers should be
> visible from getObjectByName()
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