Hi all, like discussed on github, i created a qx.test.locale.Number, to test the correct loading of number locale after merge of qooxdoo/qooxdoo-compiler#587, i wanted to know what is the way to run qooxdoo test locally to check that i didn't make any mistake.
@rommni I have created https://github.com/qooxdoo/qxl.testtapper which might come in handy for testing
qx.ui.table.pane.Model.getColumnAt(x) to get teh column and there is something else to get the row from y
Hello. How do you handle API keys that you are not willing to upload in Github with the whole world, in your application? I want to add a google maps API key in my application. It seems the cleanest way to do it is by setting an environment key and then get it with qx.core.Environment.get. Unfortunately I can't find another way to do it besides setting it in compile.json. The problem is that compile.json is a file that gets uploaded in GitHub.
I tried setting it with the --set option but it doesn't work. I have opened an issue about it qooxdoo/qooxdoo-compiler#580.
I also tried
$ npx qx config set mapsApiKey <my_key>
Warning: Unrecognised configuration key mapsApiKeyHow can I pass that configuration key outside the qooxdoo code, from the command line?
config set just sets configuration options for the compiler itself, and not for the compile - I think that there’s another issue about this, because people do naturally expect that config set is setting environment variables as well. I think that it’s a good idea that config set should set env vars for the applications too, but it’s not currently implemented. If you’d like to try and write a PR, I’d be happy to discuss where to look in the code thiough … :)
.env file (make sure to put that into .gitignore with a very simple KEY=VALUE syntax, then load them in the compile.js file and assign them to the environment key of your choosing. Then refer to http://www.qooxdoo.org/docs/#/configuration/api for how to write the compile.js file. It sounds quite complicated but once you have a template, it's trivial. We should, however, provide this template to make this easier.
compile.js is extremely hard to find though, ATM. Working on a PR right now. @johnspackman, can you specify in which API method the change of the compile.json values need to go? - It is not obvious from the documentation.
--set, to be sure!
Hi all, i currently using a List with multiple Selection, and i want to do an action on "changeSelection" based on the last item selected, i used to look at the order of the event data to get the last selected, however i found that on IE and Edge the object i get from data aren't sorted in the same way. So looking into the code i found that qx.ui.form.List is using qx.ui.core.selection.ScrollArea as selection model which extend qx.ui.core.selection.Abstract, this is Abstract class which generated the "changeSelection" event and use as data this.getSelection(), and here i find that in comment of getSelection it's written that the order can differ from the sequence in which the items were added.
So it seems that it is not a "bug" but now i'm wondering if there is a method which can give me the items in the order in which they have been added to selection, i didn't find it.
If it's not the case it's not a problem i will just save selection each time "changeSelection" is emit, and compare to get the new element.
