def onModuleLoad(self):
self.singleton = self
topPanel = TopPanel()
rightPanel = VerticalPanel()
self.mailDetail = MailDetail()
self.shortcuts = Shortcuts()
topPanel.setWidth("100%")
# MailList uses Mail.get() in its constructor, so initialize it after
# 'singleton'.
mailList = MailList(self.singleton)
mailList.setWidth("100%")
# Create the right panel, containing the email list & details.
rightPanel.add(mailList)
rightPanel.add(self.mailDetail)
mailList.setWidth("100%")
self.mailDetail.setWidth("100%")
# Create a dock panel that will contain the menu bar at the top,
# the shortcuts to the left, and the mail list & details taking the rest.
outer = DockPanel()
outer.add(topPanel, DockPanel.NORTH)
outer.add(self.shortcuts, DockPanel.WEST)
outer.add(rightPanel, DockPanel.CENTER)
outer.setWidth("100%")
outer.setSpacing(4)
outer.setCellWidth(rightPanel, "100%")
# Hook the window resize event, so that we can adjust the UI.
#FIXME need implementation # Window.addWindowResizeListener(this)
#Window.addWindowResizeListener(self)
# Get rid of scrollbars, and clear out the window's built-in margin,
# because we want to take advantage of the entire client area.
Window.enableScrolling(False)
Window.setMargin("0px")
# Finally, add the outer panel to the RootPanel, so that it will be
# displayed.
#RootPanel.get().add(outer) # FIXME get#
RootPanel().add(outer)
RootPanel().add(Logger())
# Call the window resized handler to get the initial sizes setup. Doing
# this in a deferred command causes it to occur after all widgets' sizes
# have been computed by the browser.
# FIXME - need implementation#
# DeferredCommand.add(onWindowResized(Window.getClientWidth(), Window.getClientHeight()))
self.onWindowResized(Window.getClientWidth(), Window.getClientHeight())
class Mail:
def get(self):
return self.singleton
def onModuleLoad(self):
self.singleton = self
topPanel = TopPanel()
rightPanel = VerticalPanel()
self.mailDetail = MailDetail()
self.shortcuts = Shortcuts()
topPanel.setWidth("100%")
# MailList uses Mail.get() in its constructor, so initialize it after
# 'singleton'.
mailList = MailList(self.singleton)
mailList.setWidth("100%")
# Create the right panel, containing the email list & details.
rightPanel.add(mailList)
rightPanel.add(self.mailDetail)
mailList.setWidth("100%")
self.mailDetail.setWidth("100%")
# Create a dock panel that will contain the menu bar at the top,
# the shortcuts to the left, and the mail list & details taking the rest.
outer = DockPanel()
outer.add(topPanel, DockPanel.NORTH)
outer.add(self.shortcuts, DockPanel.WEST)
outer.add(rightPanel, DockPanel.CENTER)
outer.setWidth("100%")
outer.setSpacing(4)
outer.setCellWidth(rightPanel, "100%")
# Hook the window resize event, so that we can adjust the UI.
#FIXME need implementation # Window.addWindowResizeListener(this)
Window.addWindowResizeListener(self)
# Get rid of scrollbars, and clear out the window's built-in margin,
# because we want to take advantage of the entire client area.
Window.enableScrolling(False)
Window.setMargin("0px")
# Finally, add the outer panel to the RootPanel, so that it will be
# displayed.
#RootPanel.get().add(outer) # FIXME get#
RootPanel().add(outer)
RootPanel().add(Logger())
# Call the window resized handler to get the initial sizes setup. Doing
# this in a deferred command causes it to occur after all widgets' sizes
# have been computed by the browser.
DeferredCommand.add(self)
def execute(self):
self.onWindowResized(Window.getClientWidth(), Window.getClientHeight())
def onWindowResized(self, width, height):
# Adjust the shortcut panel and detail area to take up the available room
# in the window.
#Logger("Window resized", "width: " + width+ ", height: " + height)
shortcutHeight = height - self.shortcuts.getAbsoluteTop() - 8
if (shortcutHeight < 1):
shortcutHeight = 1
self.shortcuts.setHeight("%dpx" % shortcutHeight)
# Give the mail detail widget a chance to resize itself as well.
self.mailDetail.adjustSize(width, height)
def displayItem(self, item):
self.mailDetail.setItem(item)
class Mail:
def get(self):
return self.singleton
def onModuleLoad(self):
self.singleton = self
topPanel = TopPanel()
rightPanel = VerticalPanel()
self.mailDetail = MailDetail()
self.shortcuts = Shortcuts()
topPanel.setWidth("100%")
# MailList uses Mail.get() in its constructor, so initialize it after
# 'singleton'.
mailList = MailList(self.singleton)
mailList.setWidth("100%")
# Create the right panel, containing the email list & details.
rightPanel.add(mailList)
rightPanel.add(self.mailDetail)
mailList.setWidth("100%")
self.mailDetail.setWidth("100%")
# Create a dock panel that will contain the menu bar at the top,
# the shortcuts to the left, and the mail list & details taking the rest.
outer = DockPanel()
outer.add(topPanel, DockPanel.NORTH)
outer.add(self.shortcuts, DockPanel.WEST)
outer.add(rightPanel, DockPanel.CENTER)
outer.setWidth("100%")
outer.setSpacing(4)
outer.setCellWidth(rightPanel, "100%")
# Hook the window resize event, so that we can adjust the UI.
#FIXME need implementation # Window.addWindowResizeListener(this)
Window.addWindowResizeListener(self)
# Get rid of scrollbars, and clear out the window's built-in margin,
# because we want to take advantage of the entire client area.
Window.enableScrolling(False)
Window.setMargin("0px")
# Finally, add the outer panel to the RootPanel, so that it will be
# displayed.
#RootPanel.get().add(outer) # FIXME get#
RootPanel().add(outer)
RootPanel().add(Logger())
# Call the window resized handler to get the initial sizes setup. Doing
# this in a deferred command causes it to occur after all widgets' sizes
# have been computed by the browser.
DeferredCommand.add(self)
def execute(self):
self.onWindowResized(Window.getClientWidth(), Window.getClientHeight())
def onWindowResized(self, width, height):
# Adjust the shortcut panel and detail area to take up the available room
# in the window.
#Logger("Window resized", "width: " + width+ ", height: " + height)
shortcutHeight = height - self.shortcuts.getAbsoluteTop() - 8
if (shortcutHeight < 1):
shortcutHeight = 1
self.shortcuts.setHeight("%dpx" % shortcutHeight)
# Give the mail detail widget a chance to resize itself as well.
self.mailDetail.adjustSize(width, height)
def displayItem(self, item):
self.mailDetail.setItem(item)
