Hi Martin,
I cannot switch to trunk, because I need some calculateable stability here. I
tried trunk some seconds, but something's broken out there.
So, I just replaced the Tree.js in 0.8.2. Now, when initialily doing a
TreeController.setModel(...), the connected widgets do not get any information
about a changed model.
There's an inherited tree controller which drops MSelection.js and uses another
mixin instead. This mixin uses _updateSelection to walk thru the tree and find
items of a certain type and moves them into a list. This list is bound to an
ordinary list:
treeController.bind("list", theList, "list");
With plain 0.8.2, the list shows its content after the model is loaded
initially. After I've replaced the Tree.js with the new version, the binding
doesn't work anymore.
Obviously this is because _updateSelection is not called initially. I've added
it in the setModel method and it worked.
Sure this is a hack... Do you know a better method of extracting a list from
the tree?
Greetings,
Cajus
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Martin Wittemann schrieb:
> Hi Cajus,
>
> i have found the bug in the tree controller. It is as i suspected. The
> references to the tree folders have not been cleaned up correctly so
> the reference pointed to an already disposed tree folder. I have
> committed the fix in revision 18703 in the trunk.
> Can you switch to trunk or to the 18703 revision?
>
> Best,
> Martin
>
>
> Am 07.04.2009 um 15:20 schrieb Cajus Pollmeier:
>
>> Gene Amtower schrieb:
>>> Hi, Cajus,
>>>
>>> I've not used these classes myself yet, but I was looking through
>>> your
>>> sample code anyway to learn from it. I can't seem to find the
>>> "SetModel" and "SetDelegate" methods that you are calling in the
>>> controller.Tree class by browsing the API reference. I also noted
>>> that
>>> this class is marked as "Experimental", which may lead to
>>> problems. I
>>> have Qooxdoo 0.8.2 trunk from last week - which Qooxdoo version are
>>> you
>>> using? Can anyone explain why I'm not seeing these methods in the
>>> API
>>> documentation, either my local copy or the Qooxdoo site copy?
>>>
>>> Also, I compared your code to the DemoBrowser code for
>>> data/TreeController, and it includes the "nodes[0]" data array in the
>>> constructor for qx.data.controller.Tree, where you use the "null"
>>> value
>>> and follow up with the SetModel method (that I can't find in the
>>> API) to
>>> set it. You might try instead adding "nodes[0]" into the constructor
>>> method instead of the way you have it in the example code.
>> Hi Gene,
>>
>> I don't want to pass nodes[0] do this, because I'm not able to
>> change the models later without major problems in this case. I have
>> to replace this model by a new one if the user requests it. And
>> there seems to be a similar problem if you call setModel() while
>> using a delegation.
>>
>> I've an external referral to stock qooxdoo 0.8.2 in my SVN tree.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Cajus
>>
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