On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 9:15 PM, Jim Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am porting my application classes by hand over to the new .8 and on my
> second class I ran into a bit of trouble. First, it is subclassed from a
> qooxdoo class that is not longer available, qx.util.manager.Object. Since
> this is a class that mostly just manages lists of objects I changed it to
> descend from qx.core.Object. That part was fine, but every method in my
> members: section are coming up as "is not a function" when I try and use
> them. Should I have subclassed it from another class? The methods all show
> up in the API viewer but just don't show up when I try and use them. Here is
> the class code (it is a modification of the pooling class that I think came
> from the contributions area):
>
For object pooling, there's the class qx.util.ObjectPool. As with much of a
port from 0.7 to 0.8, it's not just a matter of changing class names. The
interface has changed. qx.util.ObjectPool appears to be a much simpler and
cleaner class than qx.util.manager.Object was.
Derrell
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