Hi Jim,
thanks, this answers my question.
Still I wonder why I don't get a warning when I do
this.addEventListener( "close", listener );
but I do get one when I do
this.addEventListener( "close2", listener );
Cheers,
Ralf
Jim Hunter wrote:
> This exact question was raised a little wh
This exact question was raised a little while ago, the answer is no but
there is something you can do and this was the final response by Lothar:
oh you mean closing a qx.ui.window.Window. I can think of two possibilities:
1. Directly attach another eventhandler to the close-button:
yourWindow._c
Hi,
I just wonder whether there is a "close" event in qx.ui.window.Window? I
cannot find it in the API viewer (even with "Inherited" checked) but I
don't get a warning either when I add an event listener to it (which I do
get for any other invalid event string). It also seems to be never fired.
Is
