skar wrote:
> Vincent Vandenschrick wrote:
>
>> Hi Skar,
>> Here is a renderer out of which you can get some inspiration. Basically,
>> __labels is a hash of [value,translation] and __icons is a hash of
>> [value,icons]. The cell model contains an enum value (e.g. "M" for
>> "Male" and "F" for "Female").
>>
>>
> Thanks for the code and the tips. Now, I've got the renderer created and
> used like this:
>
>
>> var atomrenderer = new openprotect.AtomRenderer(
>> [{"value":"Male"},{"value":"Female"}], //labels array of
>> value:translation of labels
>> [{"value":"male.png"},{"value":"female.png"}]
>> );
>> tcm.setDataCellRenderer(5, atomrenderer);
>>
> Now, where's the logic which says use the Male label and icon if cell
> value is "M" and the female one in case of "F"? Should it be in the
> renderer or I set it as a conditional renderer?
>
Never mind. I read the Atom widget's code and now using the
qx.util.ResourceManager.getInstance().toUri() and
qx.util.AliasManager.getInstance().resolve() did the job for me. Thanks
once again for the pointers.
cheers,
skar.
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