calling function from inside embedded window

answered 2006-04-12 09:28:16 +0800

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By: henrichen

We are implementing a macro mechanism that would allow developers to "macro define" a component in a zuml page and use it later as a simple component. I guess that would fit your needs.

Another way is to construct your toolbar buttons in a java methods and you can call that method to attach the toolbar buttons into your each Window.

/henri

answered 2006-04-12 08:34:05 +0800

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By: nobody

Hi,

I have the same toolbar button in several Window. Is it possible to put this toolbar Button in a function and call this function?

HOw can I do this?

Regards,

answered 2006-03-20 02:07:13 +0800

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By: tomyeh

Then, you have to post more codes to illustrate the issue.

answered 2006-03-20 00:02:41 +0800

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By: nobody

I didn't subclass window yet, just defined a function using bsh so the "Path...test()" failed with no function defined. I'm just prototyping (really the attractive part of zk) before refactoring code to classes...

thanks,
rob

answered 2006-03-19 07:45:49 +0800

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By: tomyeh

No, it is not recommended to get the interpreter (ZK might change the interpreter in the future).
Rather, you might use Page.interpret().

To invoke a method of window (in zscript), you simply call it directly:

Path.getComponent("/windowName").test();

answered 2006-03-19 07:09:25 +0800

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By: rob_chou

sort of working using the following, but is there a way to get an instance of "bsh.Interpreter"?

Window outerWindow = target.getPage().getFellow( "windowName" );
ns = outerWindow.getNameSpace();
interp = new bsh.Interpreter();
ns.invokeMethod( "test", null, interp );