No.
Ask yourself if you want to expose all the top-level widget's methods. If
you don't, then use a composite. For example, if you are making a labelled
textbox by adding a label and a text box to a VerticalPanel, do you really
want the user able to add more things to the VP, to be able to clear the
widgets out of it etc? If you are making a NumbersOnlyTextBox out of a
textbox, you probably *do* want to expose all the normal methods.
Ian
On 8 June 2010 21:46, David Grant davidgr...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it generally bad practice to extend a widget rather than extending from
Composite?
Dave
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