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详细说明： RELEASE NOTES: README.txt,v 1.5 2003/02/22 06:21:57 russcoon Exp $_______________________________________________________________________________0.3.0 pre2OVERVIEW: netWindows 0.3 pre2 is fairly close to a release canidate for the 0.3 final release. What‘s included in this release: * the netWindows core * 17 release-quality widgets * per-widget example pages (see /docs/widget_test_pages/) * sample environment pagesCHANGES: * total re-working of all inline constructor parsers * major re-structuring of inline constructor syntax fo r all widgets that provide inline constructors * Signals and Slots event mechanism now widely used throughout the API * new configuration directives * new ways to apply configuration options * dependency on blank.html removed * CSS-only themeing now available on all widgets * NW_getFileTxt() now supports same-page URL caching * resizeable components can now have minimum and maximum widths and heights * ability to dissable page-wide inline constructor searching (increases load time performance) * ability to provide an explicit array of IDs to be searched for inline constructors as children. Combined with dissabling full page constructor searching, can allow authors that "know what‘s comming" to optimize NW inline constructor performance (espically on large pages) * singleton objects now declared using var __obj__ = new Object(); syntax instead of creating classes for each. Cuts down on possible namespace contention. * __data__ rewritten to support "parser profiles" which allow shallow data requests to be highly optimized using new parsers. * __sig__ now allow arbitrary number of arguments to any method (removing previous hard limit of 13) * __sig__.addBareSig allows non-connected functions and methods to be registered, enhancing anonymity of components. * __util__ now includes methods for setting and getting class and attribute values, abstracting browser-specific problems away * New Widgets! - Split Pane widget: provides user-resizeable (or not) "panes" which can form the basis of many application interface layouts. Provides support for both horizontal and vertical splitting. - Combo Box widget: supports partial (incremental) option matching, first substring matching and any-word substring matching, inline or external file option loading (via NW_getFileTxt(), not __data__), option "groups" to seperate sections of potential options, and optional search indexes for external file inputs. The Combo Box also provides 2 form returns: the text the user inputs into the text box as well as any value that may have matched from the options list, allowing application developers to determine if the user choose from the provided list or wrote in their own value. With external input files (using optional search indexes), the combo-box has been shown to provide good performance on data sets in the 10,000 record range on moderate hardware (~300MHz). - Sort Table: apply this widget constructor to a well-formed HTML table to provide sorting capability to any table! 3 different sort types are available as well as onLoad sorting to provided a sorted table to the user without server-side sorting. (programatic constructor not provided). - Scroll Table: provides a sortable table with headings that always stay in view. Provides runtime addition, removal, and updating of rows. Key-accelerated highlighting. The Scroll Table also supports most of the features of the Sort Table. - Text Expander. A widget that provides a textarea with a twist: it can automatically expand acronyms and shorthand words into full strings of arbitrary length. Handy for text-intensive applications that involve repetitive text entry and/or lots of professiona-specific shorthand and acronyms. The Text Expander also supports "tabbing" between configurable key characters.FEATURES: netWindows represents a new type of DHTML API that helps facilitate the creation and usage of "truly" dynamic interfaces. That is, DHTML interfaces that are created entirely on-the-fly on the client. netWindows is designed to help create and manage these sophisticated web application interfaces. In addition to the widgets provided with this archive, the netWindows core scripts provide the following services to all netWindows pages: * an asynchronous, queued content loading mechanism * automatic tooltip support * on-the-fly theme changing (no page reload required) * keystroke event support * automatic script dependency satisfaction * an advanced, unified event model (signals and slots) * an extensible component framework * automatic environment setup (include a single file and go). The widgets provided with netWindows also provide many features specific to their intended applications, but common features among them include: * true widget anonymity * on-the-fly creation and destruction (developer need not know or care) * inline constructor functions for "codeless" widget instantiation * true seperation of data from presentation logic (even on the client) * almost all widgets are fully themedSUPPORT: netWindows is provided without support or warranty (see license agreement below). This aside, a mailing list is available for those using the toolkit, and the primary netWindows developers watch this list and enjoy and are often happy to answer questions users may have. To subscribe to this list, visit: http://netwindows.org/mailman/listinfo/devel_netwindows.orgDOCUMENTATION: see the netWindows/docs/ directory for documentation and tutorials on both widget usage and the netWindows framework in general.THANKS: For this release, Alex would like to thank Mark Anderson of Discerning Software for his invaluable help, advice, prodding, probing questions, incredible support, and persistant push that has made this release the giant leap above 0.2.4 that I suspected it could be so many long months ago.About netWindows_______________________________________________________________________________netWindows is an Open Source DOM based DHTML API and framework for buildingweb application interfaces. The project strives to provide a standards-compliant development framework and sample applications for developers. Anyone interestedin being part of the project can contact Alex Russell (the project admin) atalex@netWindows.orgCOPYRIGHT NOTICE_______________________________________________________________________________all code in this distribution, all documentation, and any other work provided inthis archive, unless otherwise stated in the file itself, is copyright 2000-2003Alex RussellLICENSE NOTICE_______________________________________________________________________________netWindows is distributed under the Academic Free License, as follows:Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Alex RussellAcademic Free License Version 1.1This Academic Free License applies to any original work of authorship (the"Original Work") whose owner (the "Licensor") has placed the following noticeimmediately following the copyright notice for the Original Work: "Licensedunder the Academic Free License version 1.1."Grant of License. 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The AFL is written so as to make it clear what software is being licensed (by the inclusion of a statement following the copyright notice in the software). This way, the license functions better than a template license. The BSD, MIT and UoI/NCSA licenses apply to unidentified software. The AFL contains a complete copyright grant to the software. The BSD and Apache licenses are vague and incomplete in that respect. The AFL contains a complete patent grant to the software. The BSD, MIT, UoI/NCSA and Apache licenses rely on an implied patent license and contain no explicit patent grant. The AFL makes it clear that no trademark rights are granted to the licensor‘s trademarks. The Apache license contains such a provision, but the BSD, MIT and UoI/NCSA licenses do not. The AFL includes the warranty by the licensor that it either owns the copyright or that it is distributing the software under a license. None of the other licenses contain that warranty. 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