Hello,
I'm currently working on a toolbar factory class by passing (using a
definition map and some static functions).
I noticed that the qx.ui.toolbar and qx.ui.menu packages shares some common
widget names and I tried to simplify my code by adding some genericity like
it:
var packageNames = ['menu','toolbar'];
...
if (level>0)
{
new qx.ui[packageNames[0]].{widgetName}(...)
}
else new qx.ui[packageNames[1]].{widgetName}(...)
But as I expected, the generator can't recognise the kind of declaration...
How can I force it the inclusion the targeted classes ? I tried to use the
"include" config key like it:
"include" : ["qx.ui.toolbar.*","qx.ui.menu.*"]
but it throws an error "No such file or directory" [Errno 2] as if I sould
specify path-like strings...
What is the correct syntax ? Also notice that this factory class is called
as a library in my main application, so maybe the "include" directive isn't
located at the good place ?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Best,
Benoît.
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