/** * @class Ext.Decorator * @extends Ext.Component * * In a few words, a Decorator is a Component that wraps around another Component. A typical example of a Decorator is a * {@link Ext.field.Field Field}. A form field is nothing more than a decorator around another component, and gives the * component a label, as well as extra styling to make it look good in a form. * * A Decorator can be thought of as a lightweight Container that has only one child item, and no layout overhead. * The look and feel of decorators can be styled purely in CSS. * * Another powerful feature that Decorator provides is config proxying. For example: all config items of a * {@link Ext.slider.Slider Slider} also exist in a {@link Ext.field.Slider Slider Field} for API convenience. * The {@link Ext.field.Slider Slider Field} simply proxies all corresponding getters and setters * to the actual {@link Ext.slider.Slider Slider} instance. Writing out all the setters and getters to do that is a tedious task * and a waste of code space. Instead, when you sub-class Ext.Decorator, all you need to do is to specify those config items * that you want to proxy to the Component using a special 'proxyConfig' class property. Here's how it may look like * in a Slider Field class: * * Ext.define('My.field.Slider', { * extend: 'Ext.Decorator', * * config: { * component: { * xtype: 'slider' * } * }, * * proxyConfig: { * minValue: 0, * maxValue: 100, * increment: 1 * } * * // ... * }); * * Once `My.field.Slider` class is created, it will have all setters and getters methods for all items listed in `proxyConfig` * automatically generated. These methods all proxy to the same method names that exist within the Component instance. */Ext.define('Ext.Decorator', { extend: 'Ext.Component', isDecorator: true, config: { /** * @cfg {Object} component The config object to factory the Component that this Decorator wraps around */ component: {} }, statics: { generateProxySetter: function(name) { return function(value) { var component = this.getComponent(); component[name].call(component, value); return this; } }, generateProxyGetter: function(name) { return function() { var component = this.getComponent(); return component[name].call(component); } } }, onClassExtended: function(Class, members) { if (!members.hasOwnProperty('proxyConfig')) { return; } var ExtClass = Ext.Class, proxyConfig = members.proxyConfig, config = members.config; members.config = (config) ? Ext.applyIf(config, proxyConfig) : proxyConfig; var name, nameMap, setName, getName; for (name in proxyConfig) { if (proxyConfig.hasOwnProperty(name)) { nameMap = Ext.Config.get(name).names; setName = nameMap.set; getName = nameMap.get; members[setName] = this.generateProxySetter(setName); members[getName] = this.generateProxyGetter(getName); } } }, /** * @private */ applyComponent: function(config) { return Ext.factory(config, Ext.Component); }, /** * @private */ updateComponent: function(newComponent, oldComponent) { var me = this; if (oldComponent) { if (me.isRendered() && oldComponent.setRendered(false)) { oldComponent.fireEventedAction('renderedchange', [me, oldComponent, false], me.doUnsetComponent, me, false); } else { me.doUnsetComponent(oldComponent); } } if (newComponent) { if (me.isRendered() && newComponent.setRendered(true)) { newComponent.fireEventedAction('renderedchange', [me, newComponent, true], me.doSetComponent, me, false); } else { me.doSetComponent(newComponent); } } }, /** * @private */ doUnsetComponent: function(component) { var dom = component.renderElement.dom; if (dom) { component.setLayoutSizeFlags(0); this.innerElement.dom.removeChild(dom); } }, /** * @private */ doSetComponent: function(component) { var dom = component.renderElement.dom; if (dom) { component.setLayoutSizeFlags(this.getSizeFlags()); this.innerElement.dom.appendChild(dom); } }, /** * @private */ setRendered: function(rendered) { var component; if (this.callParent(arguments)) { component = this.getComponent(); if (component) { component.setRendered(rendered); } return true; } return false; }, /** * @private */ setDisabled: function(disabled) { // @noOptimize.callParent this.callParent(arguments); // sencha cmd cannot tell that our superclass does indeed have a setDisabled // method because it is an auto-generated config setter, so it complains that // callParent has no target unless we tell it not to, hence the noOptimize comment // above. this.getComponent().setDisabled(disabled); }, destroy: function() { Ext.destroy(this.getComponent()); this.callParent(); }});