Thanks Sandro, Regd MDI :
Will update about once i finish the MDI implementation .I have to take complete this on my spare time . Once i am done i will submit the code to Core group and would seek your suggestions improving the same. Updates to Access specifier: If you can get the access specifier to be Protected for 2.0.1, it would make it easy for me to upgrade to 2.0.1 quickly. Learning Points for Pivot One painful area for me in learning Pivot was a good documentation about the Life Cycle API for example when layout , paint methods would be called. I am just getting hold of Pivot now, sure i will start compiling the list as i move along . Thanks and Regards, Pavan On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 12:06 AM, Sandro Martini <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Pavan, > > > Attached is the snapshot of nascent MDI implementation using Pivot. > Looks very good :-) ... congratulations. > > > Still to add boundaries and limit checks code and then beautification. > Let us see your progress ... > > > I have taken the approach of upgrading the access specifier of > Minimize and Maximize buttons of TerraFrameSkin to Protected. > > > > Thus got access to remove existing listeners and add my Listeners to > the Buttons in the extended Skin. > > > > would this be an acceptable change for Pivot Core or can you please any > other approach here? > For me this small api change (but with little impact, and safe) could > be done, even for the upcoming 2.0.1, unless there are objections from > others ... but please anwser in one/max two days. > > Tell me. > > > To track this little change I could add a new issue (related to this, > for 2.1, https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-463 ) and resolve > in 2.1 > > > > Pavan, if you have some suggestion of api change/improvement fro a > mid/long-term implementation, please share your comments (and use > cases) with us ... or maybe add a ticket for 2.1 ( or add some info in > the issue just seen ) so we can keep all info (and maybe even code) in > the same place. > > > Bye, > Sandro > -- Thanks and Regards, Pavan
