metapensiero.extjs.desktop 0.9

An ExtJS 4 desktop application packaged with extra goodies

This package contains a customized ExtJS 4 desktop application, with some tools that simplify its deploy.

It does not (and shall not) contain any application specific logic or resources, which should be added to another package that merely uses this one as a base.

Changes

0.9 (2013-12-15)

• Combo’s remoteFilter and remoteSort settings may be overridden now

• Optimized data sent to the server for new records

0.8 (2013-12-12)

• Encoding issue on package meta data

0.7 (2013-12-12)

• First official release on PyPI

0.6 (2013-12-12)

• New MP.form.Panel, a customized form panel

• New CurrencyField, to edit money amounts

• Fix columns width auto-resize

• Do not use external sed to strip <debug>..</debug> section, to help poor Window$ users

0.5 (2013-08-04)

• Use setuptools instead of distribute

• A function shouldBeDisabled() may be attached to an Action instance, and in such a case it may override the usual MP.action.Plugin’s shouldDisableAction() function

• Install ExtJS 4.2.1

• Module.configure() now accepts a third argument, a configuration object, which is passed to each called function and also to the final callback

• Expose remoteGroup configuration option on grids

0.4 (2016-04-26)

• The old forceFit configuration on custom grids has been removed as its goal is better fulfilled by the new ExtJS 4 flex option on the specific columns: it caused layout problems on grids when showing/hiding columns

• The background image of the desktop (the wallpaper) may be either “tiled”, “stretched” or “centered”, controlled by the property “wallpaperStyle” on the desktop

• Use a more generic name for the main CSS, “app.css” instead of “modules.css” (existing apps can either rename the “modules.css” or create a “app.css” containing @import "modules.css";)

0.3 (2013-04-05)

• New Pyramid scaffold to create a barebones desktop project

0.2 (2013-01-25)

• ExtJS 4.2.0 final

0.1 (2012-12-11)

• First usable version of the new packaging