On 07/12/2012 10:46 AM, totty wrote:
> thanks, that's just perfect ;)
>
> I would like to know if it's also possible while compiling with
> source-hybrid including all the qooxdoo files and not only the one used

Well, that was your original question, wasn't it?! You wanted to include 
*all* classes, so that also covers the qooxdoo framework library, 
right?! Daniel's answer already took care of that.

>   and
> not to compile them everytime, just once, as they never change (until I'm
> changing the qooxdoo version). In this way compiling would be very very
> fast, because only had to compile the user code.

For a source* version this doesn't apply, as only uncompiled source 
files are used. For a build version (or a source-hybrid with 
optimizations), this is what already happens. If you don't change the 
compile options, or the environment settings, in your config.json (or 
run a 'generate.py distclean' which clears the entire compile cache), 
the framework classes are never re-compiled.

T.


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