You're right. I left the manual as it was, as it should focus on the
important aspects. But the API doc (which needs to be complete) now has
the third param.
Thanks,
T.
On 09/21/2010 07:59 AM, Fritz Zaucker wrote:
> 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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