TommyM

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   by TommyM 18y ago

   I don't see what Ext Core - which is released under the MIT license! - has to do with the GPL license of the Ext JS library. Nobody has to pay for using Ext Core, so the only valid reason for not choosing it is a dislike for its syntax, int
2. 2.▲
   by TommyM 18y ago

   So your definition of hard-working, talented developers trying to create quality products, while trying to be able to keep doing this by selling a license for commercial projects not wanting to use the GPL license (note that GPL is as open-
3. 3.▲
   by TommyM 18y ago

   Edit: Oh, I see you removed your post ;) I'll leave my reply on here anyway for people interested in what the Ext.select element does. Actually you can't use CSS selectors with the Ext.fly method. I think you are confused with the Ext.selec
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   by TommyM 18y ago

   Ext.fly uses the Flyweight pattern, which basically means that instead of creating a new instance of Ext.Element to wrap around the DOM element, it uses one global instance of Ext.Element and just simple replaces the internal pointer to the
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   by TommyM 18y ago

   Hey, I'm the author of this library. To be honest I have never tried to use ExCanvas or any other Canvas replacements scripts for IE with this library because I supposed it would run really slow. Thanks for the tip, I'm going to try it out.