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Tab Completion in the Debugger

November 18th, 2008 · No Comments

There’s a handy tab completion feature in the OpenLaszlo debugger now. It’s been around for a few months, but I’ve avoided using it mainly because the keyboard focus was a little flaky on my old Windows laptop.
It works just like a typical Unix (say bash) shell:

Recompile your application with the debugger. e.g. browse to the [...]

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The lz Namespace

September 15th, 2008 · 3 Comments

I wrote about migrating code to OpenLaszlo 4.1 a while back, but even after a few weeks of working with it, I’m still getting bitten by the new lz namespace. I’m just so used to doing things the old way, and this (pretty significant change) is not that well documented, and . Here’s a summary [...]

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Using the Value Attribute

September 10th, 2008 · 3 Comments

Whether you realize it or not, you often use a subclass of the basevaluecomponent in OpenLaszlo. A typical example is radiobutton (which is used with radiogroup). The example for radiogroup in the OpenLaszlo reference is pretty simple:

<canvas debug="true">
<radiogroup id="group1">
<radiobutton value="1" text="one"/>
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