Guilherme Aiolfi schrieb:
> wait, i've found another example now :$
>
> next question then: those checkbox that I've added with addWidget(),
> do I need to store them somehow? I couldn't find a method to get this
> widget back.
>
The widget is kept internally. You could do two things:
1. store the ckeckbox in a user data field of the tree item
var item = new qx.ui.tree.TreeFolder();
var ckeckbox = new qx.ui.form.CheckBox();
item.addWidget(checkbox);
item.setUserData("checkbox", checkbox);
2. create a sub class of AbstractTree item, which has exactly the
interface you want. I think this may be the cleaner solution. You can
take a look at the TreeFile and TreeFolder classes of how to do it.
Best Fabian
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