Hi Jim,
The qooxdoo-contrib project is hosted in a separate source code
repository at http://sourceforge.net/projects/qooxdoo-contrib/ .
My stuff is under /trunk/qooxdoo-contrib/WindowManager/
The classes of specific interest to you might be:
ext.core.Pool.js
ext/manager/object/WindowManager.js
Simon,
I went to the repository and could not find the contributions area. Is
there a way I could get a copy of your pool class? I am attempting to write
one, it's coming along fine, but I would like to see how it differs from
yours and perhaps I could make mine better looking at yours.
Unfor
Hey guys,
here is a very first whack at the issue. I've attached an XSL file
(sorry for the ceremonious header). You can run it e.g. on the class XML
for qx.application.Basic (from one of my earlier posts), and it will
produce output that is already pretty close to Peter's code assist file
en
Peter Schneider wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> unfortunately I am not able to provide you with any information about the
> structure. The description Petr replied to this post is more than I knew ;)
>
> The generated file was more of a workaround, due to the fact that we didn't
> found any working solutio
OK, I have sent you a PM and think that speaking using IM should be
good. I also think we should still post progress here though to keep the
thread alive and also get more feedback from other users.
petr kobalicek wrote:
> Hi Matthew,
>
> Very thank for your interest.
>
> I try to explain the
Hi Matthew,
Very thank for your interest.
I try to explain the basic idea of this. (First, I don't know how for
example jseclipse works, but on the other side, it must work to understand
javascript, so the output must be classic javascript solution of objects,
inheritance, etc..) So, output must
I am quite comfortable with XSLT but don't know the necessary format for
the output (code assist) file.
I think perhaps a good start would be to take some well defined classes
from the qx namespace and manually transform these into a well defined
structure that an IDE could use. After that I (a
Hi Thomas,
unfortunately I am not able to provide you with any information about the
structure. The description Petr replied to this post is more than I knew ;)
The generated file was more of a workaround, due to the fact that we didn't
found any working solution that could handle qooxdoo 0.7.x p
Thomas,
There is probably not too much to know about formats. These IDE plugins
uderstands javascript, so for example this construct is parsed and used in
intellisence:
a = function() {};
// method
a.prototype.test = function() {};
// static ?
a.test = function() {};
etc...
I'm interested in xs
>
> As you proposed, something like
>
> #> make api
> #> make aptana_api
>
> would be veery nice!
> By using the same generator that is used for the API, users can both build
> "code assist file" for qooxdo-API only _and_ for their complete project.
>
As a start, could you and others w
You can indeed fall back to a vanilla win32 Python for most of the build
tasks. The generator itself usually runs just fine with it. If you have
a GNU-like environment to find out what's happening, it usually suffice
to use the '-n' switch to make (like in 'make -n source' etc.). This
will not
I created an CheckGroupBox and added some Widgets. Now I added an
EventListener to disable this GroupBox when unselectint it. So I copied the
code from the demo browser but it still doesn't work. My code is the
following:
var group2 = new qx.ui.groupbox.CheckGroupBox;
group2.setLegend( "GroupBox
I found the reason: the added widgets inside the CheckGroupBox were
explicitly setted to "enabled=true".
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