reuse and not the presentation. It's just handy sometimes to reuse the
same widget.
Anyway, I sorted it out, for the time being, by calling a view
interface method in my activity start method that reattaches those
common widgets to the view being viewed. It's far from satisfactory
though, as for example I cannot use those widgets in Uibinder anymore,
I need some placeholder panel.
I'll see in the long run how it goes, if it is useful and if I find a
better pattern.
On Nov 27, 2:04 am, Andrei <vol...@spiraluniverseinc.com> wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> You have an interesting idea. I am not sure, however, how much you are
> going to win by trying to reuse a single copy of a widget. I have some
> very complex widgets in my app, and they render very quickly (I must
> add I use plain GWT). If I ever notice a delay, it's caused by loading
> data, not rendering of widgets. I also don't think you will get any
> reduction in the compile code size - may be a few bytes here and there
> - as long as you create your own custom widgets and reuse them
> consistently throughout the app. So, unless I miss something, just
> define your own custom widgets and use them in your code and in the
> Ui:Binder.
>
> Andrei
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