| QWT for writing custom RAP widgets [message #507734] |
Thu, 14 January 2010 08:53  |
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Hello,
I'm wondering whether some have investigated using QWT (Qooxdoo Web Toolkit), when forced to write custom RAP widgets.
This seems appealing from a 30 feet point of view :-)
I'm in the process of adding in my application a very "web 2.0" oriented feature that's not (AFAIK) possible with SWT / JFace : have a bunch of text displayed (read-only), with nice line wrapping, etc.
Hover over the text, and you can see parts of the text highligted.
Click on the text, and the highlighted part becomes editable, depending on its type ( e.g. a text area, a combo, a date chooser, etc.).
Quit the editing of the small portion of the text, and you're back to seeing the text as read-only, without the decorations, etc.
Any ideas ?
Thanks in advance,
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Laurent
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| Re: QWT for writing custom RAP widgets [message #508437 is a reply to message #507734] |
Mon, 18 January 2010 09:34  |
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Hi Laurent,
as far as I know the QWT works with Qooxdoo 1.0 only. RAP is still using
0.7.4.
Best,
Ivan
On 1/14/2010 3:53 PM, Laurent Petit wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm wondering whether some have investigated using QWT (Qooxdoo Web
> Toolkit), when forced to write custom RAP widgets.
>
> This seems appealing from a 30 feet point of view :-)
>
> I'm in the process of adding in my application a very "web 2.0"
> oriented feature that's not (AFAIK) possible with SWT / JFace : have a
> bunch of text displayed (read-only), with nice line wrapping, etc.
> Hover over the text, and you can see parts of the text highligted.
> Click on the text, and the highlighted part becomes editable,
> depending on its type ( e.g. a text area, a combo, a date chooser, etc.).
> Quit the editing of the small portion of the text, and you're back to
> seeing the text as read-only, without the decorations, etc.
>
> Any ideas ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
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