Re: Of "onClick" attribute and XulAction

Hi Denis,

> Could you please give me a hint on how you link a
> "oncommand" xul attribute and its corresponding
> XulAction.
> I have look a few times at the code but I can't see
> where the glue code is...

  I guess it's confusing because in the Java code
Luxor uses Java-speak instead of XUL-speak, that is,
action instead of command.

  Here's the snippet from the XulAction class that
registers the action/command with the XulManager.

XulAction.class
=======================================

public XulAction( String id )
  {
     super();

     _id = id;

     XulManager.getXulManager().addAction( _id, this
);
  }


  And here's the snippet from the Button, for example,
that looks up the action/command and adds it to the
Swing button. Yes, that's all there is to it. Guess
that's why it's so easy to overlook it.

XButton.class
========================================

Action action = def.getAction( ctx );
if( action != null )
   _button.setAction( action );


  Hope this helps. By the way, in the future it's
better to use reflection and get rid of the XulAction
class alltogether.

   - Gerald


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