> From: "Anthony Treanor" <ant...@ya...>
> Sent: 2005 November 12 Saturday 10:51
>
> Ok, I know you use dynapi.document.addChild(child)
> to add a child, but I'm trying to understand the code.
> I worked out that the document object is created at
> the bottom of dyndocument.js. But as far as I can tell
> there is no function defined as addChild(child). I've
> searched through the api files, looking for addChild,
> using my editors search function. There doesn't seem
> to be any definition matching this signature. What on
> earth is going on?
I forget exactly, if it's a DOM thing, defined in most modern browsers,
or if it's redefined in the DynAPI. Do a recursive search for
"addChild" in all *.js files, and look specifically at the results that
create something. Most likely of the form "p.addChild = function...".
./src/api/event.js:126:p.addChild = function(c,alias,inlineID) {
./src/gui/highlighter.js:17:p.addChild=dynapi.functions.Null;
./src/gui/templmngr.js:103:p.addChild = function(c,fld){
The last two are most likely redefined versions, slightly tweaked for
use in that particular widget. The first, in event.js, might be where
it comes from.
Leif
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