Re: List of required attributes?
Michael Flanagan <[email protected]> Mon, 03 Nov 2003 20:44:19 -0800
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Welcome to the project pd. As far as docs go, the latest version of the docs can be found at: http://netwindows.org/docs/manual.html Most widgets have default values for required attributes. There's really not much that is outright 'required' for you to specify in order to get things to do _somthing_ :) I'm not sure which version of netWindows you're using as you didn't mention it in your email. The docs represent what is residing in CVS head. If you are using the the tabbed-pane widget from CVS head, I have really been meaning to revisit it but have been completely unable to find the time. I'm just about to get past the our anual user group meeting in which case I should have more time for nw hacking. The new one is driven heavily by CSS and <div> blocks. I have a couple of outstanding bugzilla entries awaiting me on sf.net that might be affecting you if you're using the built in themeing and the tabbed pane from cvs head. If you're using the one from the 0.3 release though I'll have to let Alex help you as I never really understood the internals of the old tabbed pane widget. Were you just playing around with the example in the widget test pages? If so, what exactly did you do to cause things to break? Cheers, Michael pd wrote: > Hello > > Firstly, netwindows is absolutely an exceptional concept and I am completely amazed at how deep the project seems to have gone into implementing such an idea. > > However... I've just discovered the API and it's proving a tiny bit difficult to get familiar with just atm. > > Is there anywhere that I can get a list of required attributes for certain tags? This question arises because I attempted to remove and then change a simple thing like the width and height attributes on the sample tabbed pane widget and in doing that, it broke the whole thing. > > I've scanned the FAQ and must have missed what I'm looking for or maybe it's not there? I understand that development time for such an intensive project must cut into documentation time however if something could be sent my way I would very much appreciate it! > > Thanks > pd _______________________________________________ The netWindows developers list: [email protected] http://netwindows.org/mailman/listinfo/devel_netwindows.org