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Bug 359352

Summary:

The customized HTML widget cannot be displayed in outline view

Product:

z_Archived

Reporter:

fahua jin <jinfahua>

Component:

EDT

Assignee:

Huo Zhen Zhong <huozz>

Status:

CLOSED WONTFIX

QA Contact:

Severity:

normal

Priority:

CC:

chenzhh, greer, huozz, svihovec

Version:

unspecified

Target Milestone:

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Hardware:

OS:

Windows XP

Whiteboard:

Attachments:

Description	Flags
The sample project.	none
The screen-shot.	none
test case 2	none

Description fahua jin

2011-09-29 03:30:23 EDT

Build Identifier: 0.7.0.v201109282102

1) Open the BorderContainer.egl in attached project with RUI handler with VE.
2) The outline view should show the hierarchy tree of the component. Please refer to the attached picture for the detailed information.

 

Reproducible: Always

Comment 1 fahua jin

2011-09-29 03:31:24 EDT

Created attachment 204255 [details]
The sample project.

Comment 2 fahua jin

2011-09-29 03:32:07 EDT

Created attachment 204256 [details]
The screen-shot.

Comment 3 Huo Zhen Zhong

2011-10-24 01:57:47 EDT

It use new Div{}, blocked by 359165

Comment 4 Brian Svihovec

2011-10-24 10:09:42 EDT

I looked at the Handler in this project, and it contains:

top Div = new Div{};

While I agree that this code needs to be handled correctly by the VE Outline in the future, I don't believe that this issue is a high priority at this time.  

I do not believe that this issue is a high priority because the EGL source, while technically correct, is not something we would recommend as a best practice.  In the line mentioned above, a new Div is first created and assigned to 'top', next, a second Div is created and assigned to 'top', resulting in the initial Div being thrown away. The recommended approach would be:

top Div{};

Note that since there is no '?', the variable is treated as a 'value', and a new Div is instantiated immediately, followed by the processing of the settings block.  If a '?' had been used, a 'new' would be required:

top Div? = new Div{};

If you are seeing an issue with the outline view when using either:

top Div{};

or 

top Div? = new Div{};

then this issue can be raised to a high severity and priority for .7.

Comment 5 Huo Zhen Zhong

2011-10-25 05:58:51 EDT

Created attachment 205899 [details]
test case 2

Comment 6 Huo Zhen Zhong

2011-10-25 06:04:15 EDT

Hi, Brian

I tried top Div? = new Div{};, and the problem is also occurs, see attached test case 2.

Rocky said the defect is not important, so I did not investigate into it.

Comment 7 Brian Svihovec

2011-11-16 10:23:28 EST

I retried the testcase in comment 5, and it looks like things are rendering correctly.  Please re-try this and provide additional information if things are still not working as you would expect.

Comment 8 Lisa Lasher

2011-11-16 16:40:25 EST

if this is not already fixed, then it is being deferred.  If you retest and it is fixed, then resolve, and reset target to 070 final

Comment 9 Brian Svihovec

2011-12-16 11:38:05 EST

Closing as working as designed.  When something is created dynamically, it should not be editable in the VE:

top Div? = new Div{};

If you do not agree, please reopen this defect.