Timothy Larson wrote:
I implemented a Class widget definition which contains a list of widgets,
but its createInstance() is designed to not create instances of those widgets.
Instead, you use a New widget definition which references a Class widget
definition, and the New createInstance() creates
I implemented a Class widget definition which contains a list of widgets,
but its createInstance() is designed to not create instances of those widgets.
Instead, you use a New widget definition which references a Class widget
definition, and the New createInstance() creates instances of the
About the subject line:
The Class widget definition is intended to allow general reuse of a set of widget
definitions. It was designed to hold a list of widgets instead of just one
widget so it could be used to add a list of cases to a Union widget.
--Tim Larson