Hi,
looking at the source in framework/source/class/qx/core/Property.js it seems
that the apply method for properties is actually called with (at least) 3
arguments, namely value, old, and name (of the property), allowing the
following:
__apply: function(value, old, name) {
this.debug('__apply(): name='+name+', old='+old+',value='+value);
}
whereas the documentation in
http://manual.qooxdoo.org/1.2.x/pages/core/defining_properties.html
only shows the first two (value and old).
Is this an oversight in the documentation or is there any reason why the
name parameter should not be used? I actually like it a lot, as it allows me
to use the same apply method in various properties and do whatever is needed
depending on the name parameter. In my case this gives a lot less code, as
my apply method actually would look like that:
__apply: function(value, old, name) {
this.debug('__apply(): name='+name+', old='+old+',value='+value);
...
rpc.callAsync(rpcCallback, 'storeProperty',
{name: name, old: old, value: value});
}
Cheers,
Fritz
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