On 09.07.2010 15:43, thron7 wrote:
On 07/09/2010 03:11 PM, panyasan wrote:#use(dialog.*) to pull in all the classes, but this didn't work to activate the triggering of the "defer" function. I had to separately specify all the classes that were used: #use(dialog.Alert) #use(dialog.Prompt) #use(dialog.Confirm) #use(dialog.Select) #use(dialog.Form) #use(dialog.Wizard) then it worked. I'll open up a bug for that tonight, too.I'd rather have you not doing that. The #require and #use compiler hints are not designed to accept wild cards, and I wouldn't want them to do that. They're just helpers for the dependency analysis, and I wouldn't want to them to function profusely. They should be used as sparse and as specific as possible. Especially when a rather arcane feature is concerned, like your functions-on-name-space-shortcuts. I'm not sure I like it. The proper "qooxdoo'ish" way to achieve what you want is to create a static class for these shortcuts. Think about it...
+1, this should remain a fine grained feature Werner
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