I was debating where to put things a lot. I figured since the files in ext were
extensions of the API files, that they should be in a sub-directory below it. They
are not extensions of the "dynapi" package like debug, functions, and library are. I
almost distributed them in the api directory
Why are the ext files moved to dynapi/api/ext and not dynapi/ext?
Robert
> I've arrived at what I consider a pretty good releasable new version.
> This is not in CVS as of yet but will be as soon as I or someone else
> get's it in there. Some syntax has changed since the intermediate
> release
Those are merely wrappers and are optional. You can perform the same commands
manually:
function MyObject() {
this.DynObject = DynObject;
this.DynObject();
}
MyObject.prototype = new DynObject;
MyObject.prototype._className = "MyObject";
MyObject.prototype._pClassName = "DynObject";
I thin
I don't understand why you chose such "ugly" inheriting methods. It seems
quite useless to me. Im my TWidget code I also using inheriting with very
advanced capabilities (multiple inheritence, calling inherited functions).
And mine just looks normal.
You inherit by calling inherit(child,father) an
Great news!
I'll check them out as soon as possible!
Cheers,
Richard.
- Original Message -
From: "Dan Steinman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 9:30 PM
Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] DynAPI 2.9 Released
> I've arrived at what I consider a pretty good r
I imported it into the dynapi2x module in CVS.
Robert
> I've arrived at what I consider a pretty good releasable new version.
> This is not in CVS as of yet but will be as soon as I or someone else
> get's it in there. Some syntax has changed since the intermediate
> release that Robert provid
