Hello,
today I tried to define a qx.data.Array property on one of my class (to use
data binding with a List on it). I could not manage to understand how to
properly initialize this property to make it work.
I tried several things:
1) Defining the property as: myProperty: { init: new
qx.data.Array(["hello"]), check: "qx.data.Array" } (I am not surprised this
one did not work)
2) Calling this.initMyProperty(new qx.data.Array(["hello"]) when in the
constructor. Also used deferredInit on the property configuration, but did
not help.
3) Calling this.setMyProperty(new qx.data.Array(["hello"]) when in the
constructor.
In any case, my property is always undefined. It works if I do directly in
the constructor:
this.fonts = new qx.data.Array(["ara", "bibi"]);
but in this case I am bypassing the whole purpose of init, right?
How should I do it properly ?
Thanks
Jean-Noel
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