Hey,
> As I understand null or no parameter means "default"
>
> So
>
> var btn = new qx.ui.form.MenuButton("Menu Button",null, menu); // no icon
> in current impl
> var btn = new qx.ui.form.MenuButton("Menu Button"); //
> icon in current impl
>
> should behave the same ( both with icon or both without icon)
> IMHO with icon.
> Otherwise
>
>
> "menubutton" : {
> include : "button",
> alias : "button",
>
> style : function(states) {
> return {
> icon : "decoration/arrows/down.png",
> iconPosition : "right"
> };
> }
> },
>
> in Apperance.js is meaningless.
I don't see null as the same as undefined or simply not given.
var btn = new qx.ui.form.MenuButton("Menu Button", null, menu); // no icon
var btn = new qx.ui.form.MenuButton("Menu Button", undefined, menu); // icon
Thats the only way you can add a menu via constructor and still decide if you
want to have the icon from the theme or no icon at all.
Regards,
Martin
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