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Accessing the property of widgets
At 6:05 PM on Jul 23, 2008, Jerry wrote:
I am trying to look for particular methods in VE that have access to the
properties of my components on the canvas but it's been difficult.
For example, suppose I have a button with text = myButton, and with
background = red.
Do you know where this button's "myButton" and the value for red are kept?
or
Do you know where values of a component's properties are kept?
Thank you
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Re: Accessing the property of widgets
In article ,jerryxjerry at hotmail dot com says...
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to look for particular methods in VE that have access to the
> properties of my components on the canvas but it's been difficult.
> For example, suppose I have a button with text = myButton, and with
> background = red.
> Do you know where this button's "myButton" and the value for red are kept?
> or
> Do you know where values of a component's properties are kept?
>
Best way to get that information is to just examine the AST for the
corresponding JDT editor. In general, that is what VE is looking at.