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getGUIBiulderInstance() undocumented -- help
Author: AndyX		 04/04/11 13:22 Reply
When I have an abstract base class that uses derived classes for implementation, I get a popup asking if I'd like Jigloo to create a getGUIBuilderInstance for me. I reply Yes, but nothing happens, either in the base or derived classes. Both files are writable (checked out from Clearcase).
Is there a users guide/manual that describes this function so I can implement it the way Jigloo expects? Short that, can you give a short example how to use it? The discussion board is a bit short on examples of this, and most of the entries are well prior to your bug fixes.
Speaking of that, I somehow have version 4.6.6, but the home page says the current version is 4.6.4!
Thanks... AndyX

Re: getGUIBiulderInstance() undocumented -- help
Author:KenT		 Reply 1 of 201/27/12 07:58Reply
The whole getGUIBuilderInstance mechanism seems to be broken. It doesn't work even if you type in the method directly. Plus you should also know that your abstract parent class must have an empty constructor. This functionality used to work but its currently broken.

Re: getGUIBiulderInstance() undocumented -- help
Author:KenT		 Reply 2 of 203/24/12 11:49Reply
I found some documentation on this in the "Inheritance and other topics" under "Editing properties of custom classes".