Re: When luxor will be fully tag-extensible ?

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Hi again,

I have updated with the beta 8, and my problem seems to be fixed. Indeed, the add(XulTag tag) method of my CustomTagDef class is invoked.

However, I can see another problem now. As it is a custom tag, the parent XULDef (<XUL>) doesn't add my custom tag to its definition lists (in the XulDef.add(XulTag node) method).

My config file is:

<tagdef name="customtag" class="CustomTagDef" processbody="true"/>

 

My xul code is like:

<XUL>
  <customtag>
    <label .../>
  </customtag>
</XUL>

So when the parsing is done, I find no way to access my CustomTagDef object in order to build the associated object (in my case my custom tag represents an object extending a JInternalFrame).

To access standard xul tag, like "window", this is pretty easy:

XulManager xul = XulManager.getXulManager();
XulDefMap defMap = xul.getDefMap();
Map windowMap = defMap.getWindows();


But how can I access my CustomTagDef object ?

A solution could be, in XulDef.add(XulTag node) :

Replacing:
else
  Xul.SyntaxError.UNSUPPORTED_TAG_INSIDE(node.getElementName(), Xul.Tag.XUL);

By:
else
  _handler.addCustomDef(node)

and implementing addCustomDef in XulDefMap.


What do you think ?

Thanks very much for your help.

 

		
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<P>Hi again,</P>
<P>I have updated with the beta 8, and my problem seems to be fixed. Indeed, the add(XulTag tag) method of my CustomTagDef class is invoked.</P>
<P>However, I can see another problem now. As it is a custom tag, the parent XULDef (&lt;XUL&gt;) doesn't add my custom tag to its definition lists (in the XulDef.add(XulTag node) method).</P>
<P>My config file is:</P>
<P>&lt;tagdef name="customtag" class="CustomTagDef" processbody="true"/&gt;</P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
<P>My xul code is like:</P>
<P>&lt;XUL&gt;<BR>&nbsp; &lt;customtag&gt;<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;label .../&gt;<BR>&nbsp; &lt;/customtag&gt;<BR>&lt;/XUL&gt;</P>
<P>So when the parsing is done, I find no way to access my CustomTagDef object in order to build the associated object (in my case my custom tag represents an object extending a JInternalFrame).</P>
<P>To access standard xul tag, like "window", this is pretty easy:</P>
<P>XulManager xul = XulManager.getXulManager();<BR>XulDefMap defMap = xul.getDefMap();<BR>Map windowMap = defMap.getWindows();</P>
<P><BR>But how can I access my CustomTagDef object ?</P>
<P>A solution could be, in XulDef.add(XulTag node) :</P>
<P>Replacing:<BR>else<BR>&nbsp; Xul.SyntaxError.UNSUPPORTED_TAG_INSIDE(node.getElementName(), Xul.Tag.XUL);</P>
<P>By:<BR>else<BR>&nbsp; _handler.addCustomDef(node)</P>
<P>and implementing addCustomDef in XulDefMap.</P>
<P><BR>What do you think ?</P>
<P>Thanks very much for your help.</P>
<P>&nbsp;</P><p>
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