Hi Marc,
thanks for the Tipps.

>The .set() method is inherited all the way from qx.core.Object(), so
you 
>can use it on any qooxdoo object. To see its api doc, you can click the

>"inherited" button in the api viewer (top right).

a practical hint!
 
>Note that the .set() method is just a shortcut for quickly setting 
>multiple properties at once.
>
> >  myComposite.set({height: 100, width: 100});

>is the same as

> >  myComposite.setHeight(100);
> >  myComposite.setWidth(100);

It is quiet comfortable for developer actually.

Regards,
Daojun

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