[Laszlo-user] Laszlo Development

[Sarah Allen]

There's also a wiki page on best practices: 
http://wiki.openlaszlo.org/Best_practices
There's not a lot there, but it's a good start

There is one section that should probably be updated:  Define named 
event handlers in classes
There's a new handler syntax.  I think the same pattern applies, but I'm 
still living in 3.4 where the old syntax is supported but I think you 
get warnings in OL4.  Is there anyone listening who could update the 
wiki page with the right code snippet?

Sarah


On Tue, Jul 10, 2007 at 10:48 AM, Geoff Crawford wrote:

> At 01:15 PM 7/10/2007, Andrew McLaughlin wrote:
>> Excellent post!
>>
>> Unfortunately (or fortunately), I use IntelliJ IDEA for all my
>> development. I've tried using Eclipse, and it just seems too bizarre
>> for me to comprehend. At any rate, having the XSD will help
>> tremendously as at least it will show me all optional and required
>> attributes for each tag.
>
> There are comments on the Laszlo forum that others have got
> the syntax highlighting/code completion working with IntelliJ.
> I think it wants a DTD, but you can do an XML transformation of
> the XSD to get there.
>
>> I like how each part of the layout is organized in nested views and
>> will make heavy use of that. Can you recommend a good structure for
>> each lzx file?
>
> I just have each window in a separate include, one include
> for all the datasets since that seems to like it best directly
> off the canvas, and a single master with the canvas and
> a single well used method at the canvas level.  That's it.
>
>
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