Uff! Here is the answer! And a new (much easier) question.
There was an exception thrown during my self-written cell renderer. I
didn't even include the code of this class because I didn't expect that
kind of surprise (so I admit that you had no chance to find it). Here is
the buggy code::
qx.Class.define("lino.ForeignKeyCellRenderer",
{
extend : qx.ui.table.cellrenderer.String,
construct : function(colIndex)
{
this.base(arguments);
this.__colIndex = colIndex;
},
members :
{
__colIndex : null,
_getContentHtml : function(cellInfo) {
if (cellInfo.rowData) {
var s = cellInfo.rowData[this.__colIndex];
return qx.bom.String.escape(s); /** here it is **/
}
return "";
}
}
});
The problem is that I call `qx.bom.String.escape` possibly with a null
value. Changing the line
return qx.bom.String.escape(s); /** here it is **/
into
if (s) return qx.bom.String.escape(s);
did solve my problem.
And my new question is: how is it possible that I didn't get any
notification of that exception? I guess it is because I use the built
and not the source version? Is that correct?
My lesson from this story: don't use the built version for debugging.
Luc
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