Hello!
Christian Boulanger wrote:
> Dietrich - this is a very interesting idea and maybe you will want to
> include your ideas once we have checked in the code. We are currently
> waiting that the core developers find the time to help us integrate xslt
> into the build process. I had proposed c
Hello Dietrich,
This great idea to describe dependencies between widgets as xml. It
allows avoid a lot of primitive
event listeners without any important code. We'll think through this
idea (may be this will be not only
dependencies but anything else) and QxTransformer will support this feature.
Hi bishio,
Thank for moral support :)
We've already discussed usage of existing visual GUI builders for our
purposes.
I think your scheme with double transformation can be used but of course
in not all cases.
The fact third-party builder will generate xml for specific framework
with specific stru
Christian,
> hm... sounds good as architecture, but doesn't this make it more complex
> than necessary?What I envision is that the xsl templates could be
> shipped with the sdk framework and sit there to be invoked only when the
> developer puts xml files into a given folder
>
Yeah, inte
Hello Thomas,
hm... sounds good as architecture, but doesn't this make it more complex
than necessary?What I envision is that the xsl templates could be
shipped with the sdk framework and sit there to be invoked only when the
developer puts xml files into a given folder
Christian
thron7
Hi all,
Christian Boulanger wrote:
> I had proposed compiler options like this:
>
> --xslt-use-stylesheet=/path/to/stylesheet.xsl \
> --xslt-output-dir=/path/to/source/class \
> --xslt-use-template-dir=/path/to/dir/containing/xml/templates,\
> /path/to/dir/containing/more/xm/templates
>
> and som
Dietrich - this is a very interesting idea and maybe you will want to
include your ideas once we have checked in the code. We are currently
waiting that the core developers find the time to help us integrate xslt
into the build process. I had proposed compiler options like this:
--xslt-use-styl
In my current project I have used a bunch of xsl scripts which create a
qooxdoo widget stack in javascript based on a xml schema. This widget
stack is the "editor" for elements which are defined in the xml schema.
The xml schema is also the base for generating the sql ddl code for the
database
Hi.
I thing this is a great idea.
A XSD schema for the xml can be helpful to develop external tools to create
and edit the xml-qooxdoo application.
There are tools to design user interfaces, like glade, that save the
definition to xml files. It is possible to use that tools to create
interfa
Howdy!
Siarhei Barysiuk wrote:
> Hello,
> We haven't received any feedback about QxTransformer and integration
> into qooxdoo build
> process for a week and it gives a cause to say that this theme is not
> interesting for developers
> of qooxdoo. What a pity... It's really powerful idea.
Sorry,
of course I mean:
> instead of spaghetti JAVASCRIPT code which does nothing but making instances
> of
>
So much for a persuasive argument ...
C.
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Hello Leander -
thanks for your feedback which is very welcome. You are probably much
more experienced with building application than me and your points are
well taken. However, I think that there is a powerful case to make for
xml-based widgets:
- as has been discussed before, they could ease
Hello Siarhei
To give you a feedback about prebuilding guis for qooxdoo (and I think
I'm not alone with it):
For mosts complex projects I think prebuilding of guis isn't very
important, when a projects got more complex many parts are based on own
written classes that are the main work todo, the bu
Hello,
We haven't received any feedback about QxTransformer and integration
into qooxdoo build
process for a week and it gives a cause to say that this theme is not
interesting for developers
of qooxdoo. What a pity... It's really powerful idea.
I've done work at documentation (draft version). Yo
Hi Sebastian & others,
any thoughts on the integration of xsl-templates into the compile
process? we want to get some work done during the weekend and it would
be good to know if this will be supported at all in the near future, at
least in SVN...
Christian
Christian Boulanger schrieb:
> Hell
Hello!
As I have mentioned before, Siarhei Barysiuk and I have been working on
XSLT stylesheets which transform xml templates into qooxdoo javascript.
This is a feature that is still missing from qooxdoo and would be very
useful (The exisiting javascript Builder is ok, but far too slow, and
no
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