[by burnnat]

If all you want to do is concatenate two files, couldn't you use the "sencha fs concat" command?

For example:

sencha fs concat -to=output.js input1.js input2.js

[by burnnat]

Thanks, Don - your suggested workaround works just fine for me. :)

[by burnnat]

I read in the release announcement for Sencha Cmd 3.1 that it's now possible to use the "sencha upgrade" command to upgrade to the latest version. However, when I try running the command, I get a...

[by burnnat]

REQUIRED INFORMATION
Ext version tested:
Ext 4.1.3 Ext 4.2.0rc1

Browser versions tested against:
FF 18 IE8 Chrome 24

Description:
Stores fail to fire a "metachange" event for proxies...

[by burnnat]

The "class" option is used to specify individual class names. If you're trying to include classes matching MyAppNamespace.*, you'll want to use the "namespace" option instead, like so:

sencha...

[by burnnat]

Awesome, this will be very useful!

[by burnnat]

Sounds good. Thanks, Mitchell! :)

[by burnnat]

I've been noticing an issue with the email notifications from threads I start in the ExtJS 4 bug reports forum. I receive the notifications fine for "normal" posts in the thread, if someone responds...

[by burnnat]

Sure, it's possible to add additional CSS rules to override these hard-coded values; that's what I'm currently doing to work around this. However, it makes the resulting CSS bigger (since the default...

[by burnnat]

When theming menu components, no SASS variables exist to modify the menu background gradient style or border width and radius. Instead, the values are hard-coded to use a "matte" gradient, a border...

[by burnnat]

Thanks, Don. This seems to be working much better in 3.0.0.230, but I think the behavior is still not quite right. Consider the following situation:

Ext.define('Ux', {
singleton: true,
...

[by burnnat]

I believe it was fixed in 4.1.2 as well.

[by burnnat]

Okay, a couple things:

My earlier statement was wrong, you actually need to double-escape the period in the mapping string. So, although quite ugly, it should be: { name: 'myNestedAttribute',...

[by burnnat]

The Ext.require() function is only intended for use with ExtJS-style classes. For other arbitrary javascript files, you probably want to use Ext.Loader.loadScript.

[by burnnat]

Under the sencha compile command in Sencha Cmd 3, is there any way to include a class with a particular alias? I'd love to be able to do something like sencha compile include...

[by burnnat]

This looks like a bug in ExtJS. I copied-and-pasted your template and data into a simple test:

var t = new Ext.XTemplate(
'<div>',
'<h1>Services</h1>',
'<p>',
...

[by burnnat]

I can't speak authoritatively (of course), but if I were to offer a guess, my first impression is that it could be because Ext.util.Observable provides a constructor that is automatically inherited...

[by burnnat]

Try escaping the period with two backslashes, like this:

{ name: 'myNestedAttribute', mapping: 'entityrelation\\.attribute' }
Otherwise, the period will be treated like a CSS class selector.

[by burnnat]

It seems that Sencha Cmd always uses Unix-style newlines (LF) for commands like sencha compile metadata, even when run on Windows machines. Is there any option to generate this data with Windows...

[by burnnat]

As simple as it gets:

Ext.state.Manager.setProvider(new Ext.state.CookieProvider());

// save data
var original = [1, 2, 3, 'a', 'b', 'c'];
Ext.state.Manager.set('data', original);

// load...

[by burnnat]

I'm also interested to hear what the "proper" way is, if one exists. The best I could do was hack together a not-too-great solution using the Ant integration of Sencha Cmd.

[by burnnat]

Bump... any update on this one? Has it been assigned a ticket number?

[by burnnat]

Running a test with the classes "Test.One", "Test.Two", "Test2.One", and "Test2.Two", I expected the following command to compile only the classes in the Test.* namespace:

sencha compile...

[by burnnat]

After further reading of the Sencha Cmd documentation, I now see that my original command:

sencha compile -classpath ext/src,src exclude -all and include -class Custom.Test and concat test.js
...

[by burnnat]

I'm using Sencha Cmd 3.0.0.190 and running sencha ant clean in my application directory appears to have no effect. Looking in build-impl.xml, I see this:

<target name="-clean">
<delete...