RE: initclass bug

I am still working on starting to use XUL. Even though I received much
resistance from the XUL community I am determined to figure this out. Then I
will horrify the XUL community like by answering questions and getting
beginners started like things always should have been.   



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Subject: Re: [Forum] initclass bug

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<[email protected]> schrieb am 20.05.05 19:34:57:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am trying to use an initclass like the following:
> 
> <formattedtextfield columns="5"
> initclass="java.text.SimpleDateFormat(hh)"/>

No, the initclass does not accept arguments. The docu states "Class to
deliver initialization object", your argument is not only a class name.  You
may use the following mechanism to get your format into the
formattedtextfield:
Create a class like MyDateFormatProvider. Write a single public static
method named getInstance and return the desired format (either each time a
new instance or store it somewhere).

Hope it helps,

Frank




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