Tobias Oetiker schrieb:
>> 2008/8/22 Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>     
>>> Petr,
>>>
>>> It's useful. Sure. The issue with it was that it has never got any
>>> love after its initial release with 0.5 years ago. Today one would
>>> build such a widget with the layout system or render it as a virtual
>>> widget like the Table does. Maybe we have such a widget with a follow
>>> up release, but this depends on requests in our company or a
>>> contributor building such a widget.
>>>       
>
> I have used gallery in a graph viewer project (actually the not yet
> released smokeping in qooxdoo prototype). It was ideal for a
> scalable layout where many small graphs were shown. Realy sad to
> see it go away in 0.8 it was one of über-cool features of qooxdoo,
> allowing me to easily implement things that were realy hard with
> plain html. (having to rely on float left css and such)
As Sebastian already said, we dropped the gallery for 0.8 because we 
thought it is not used all that much and since it is largely based on 
low level DOM manipulations if does not fit well into 0.8 - at least not 
without significant refactoring. For the 0.8 final we are now in feature 
freeze so the gallery will not be in this release.

For the near term I see two possibilities:

1. Implement a qooxdoo flow layout so it will be easy to write any 
gallery like widget using qooxdoo
  1.1 Write a gallery using this flow layout
2. Do a direct port of the gallery to 0.8 (probably as part of 
qooxdoo-contrib)

Both tasks are not really complicated but it needs someone to do it. We 
don't currently plan to work on any of these items. It would be great if 
one of you is willing to step in and work on one of this items.


Best Fabian



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