Wt

Corresponding to my response, if you want to add a widget as a child of a WText or WFormWidget...I'm sorry you cannot.

For WText, wocai nee yaode is: WTemplate(http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt/doc/reference/html/classWt_1_1WTemplate.html)

Thank you,I thought I can further describe my question.Althought maybe it seems not necessary.

The WTemplate I have used before,but it has no addWidget method.

So,for example,I must implement a unit like this:

<label>
<span>
<span />
<span />
</span>
<input type="checkbox">
</label>

I use WTemplate to implement it.

setTemplateText("<label> <span> ${sub-span1} ${sub-span2}</span> ${checkbox} ${text} </label>");

then bindWidget(),

and the question come out:the span or label is only a tag,not a widget,how can I obtain their event such as clicked() in Wt?

In another way,I implement like this:

setTemplateText("${span} ${checkbox} ${text}");

the span is a widget inherit by WContainerWidget,So I can use the clicked() signal and addWidget() method.

Maybe it's a solution,but still have a problem:if I defined a setDisabled() method,it will against the WContainerWidget's same function.I thought it is against the widget original designed idea.

So,only a suggestion,can add a addWidget() function to WTemplate in Wt?

You need one WTemplate and one WContanierWidget.

WTemplate: setTemplateText(" ${the-holy-container-widget} ");

then bind the WContainerWidget,

then WContainerWidget::addWidget what the [a-z]{4} you want.