Hey,
I'm sorry but that is currently not supported because you can not rely on the
fact that the initialization of the code has been done property in the case
there has not been an init value before. But you can simply assign the values
to the properties in the constructor of your window which should be the
preferred way here.
Regards,
Martin
Am 07.07.2011 um 22:37 schrieb dcipher:
qx.Class.define("kardpoll.MenuWnd",
{
extend : qx.ui.window.Window,
properties:
{
caption: {refine: true, init: "Main Menu", check: "String"},
icon: {init: "./resource/kardpoll/dcmain.png"},
showStatusbar: {init: true},
status: {init: "This is the KardPoll main menu please make a
selection.", check: "String"}
},
I apologize as I did not format the previous message correctly. I am trying to
assign initial values to the window. However if I leave the "refine" I get and
error message that I can set the value because "refine" is missing. When I
include "refine" I get an error about not being able to set the value because
it never had a value. So how is this supposed to be handled?
Thanks,
Simon
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