Static attributes of classes are modifiable. ("static" actually means
"class variable").
Yes, but if I need to create object after program starting (in "static" part
it is null) that I cannnot use it in the other classes directly. As example:
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(Application.js)
"statics" : {
mapSettting : null
},
main : function()
{
this.base(arguments);
mapSetting = new myapp.mapSetting(); // mapSetting class isn't given
here
var myVariable = myapp.subclass();
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(subclass.js)
qx.Class.define("myapp.subclass",
{
extend : qx.core.Object,
construct: function()
{
this.base(arguments);
var mapSetting = myapp.Application.mapSetting; // Here "mapSetting" is
null still :(
}
});
What can we suggest in this situation? Well, I can create subclass property
and write "mapSetting" link in it... but it isn't the good way for me.
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