**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 05 02:59:59 2015 Feb 05 15:08:39 so, I'll ask my question again, is there a way to query all defined kinds on runtime ? :) Feb 05 15:09:12 Semanticfire_2: what do you mean by "query" them? Feb 05 15:10:13 well I would like to know which kinds are defined Feb 05 15:10:38 So, which kinds are declared using enyo.kind() factories? Feb 05 15:11:22 exactly Feb 05 15:11:33 I would think there would be a way Feb 05 15:11:41 I'll do some digging and let you know what I find out Feb 05 15:15:08 well I was wondering if there is standard interface before I do the digging around myself :) Feb 05 15:35:19 Semanticfire_2: it looks like they are all placed on their path from window. Feb 05 15:35:32 Semanticfire_2: So there isn't really just a way to get a list of all of them. Feb 05 15:36:48 Semanticfire_2: If you need to be able to tell what kinds are loaded for custom kinds, then as long as you namespace them, you could get a list of those declared kinds. (i.e. you could check the Simpson object for all the Simpson.* kinds) Feb 05 16:43:47 okay that sounds like a interesting approach Feb 05 16:50:34 Far from finished yet, but there is a tree browser in the Enyo Inspector tools for Chrome Feb 05 17:21:42 okay, but no 'api' on it Feb 05 18:05:30 Yeah no api, there is a global object that gets populated, but it also gets flushed every construction cycle Feb 05 18:22:58 okay Feb 05 20:14:59 do you guys recommend phonegap or cordova? Feb 05 20:15:28 (and if you throw in why, you get bonus points) Feb 05 20:21:34 trex0051: cordova *is* cordova Feb 05 20:21:39 whoops Feb 05 20:21:46 phonegap *is* cordova Feb 05 20:22:02 so phonegap is just adobe's wrapper? Feb 05 20:22:06 Adobe got tired of maintaining phonegap Feb 05 20:22:09 so they gave it to apache Feb 05 20:22:16 and apache renamed it to Cordova Feb 05 20:22:28 cordova is the most recent code Feb 05 20:22:44 But Adobe is still selling it :) Feb 05 20:23:01 No, adobe has tools that package cordova Feb 05 20:23:06 and they still call it phonegap Feb 05 20:24:26 either way Feb 05 20:24:30 they are the same thing Feb 05 20:24:33 okay, thank you :) Feb 05 20:24:34 so stick w/ apache's Feb 05 20:25:27 oh wait Feb 05 20:25:31 according to Wikipedia Feb 05 20:25:51 Adobe made a layer on top of Cordova Feb 05 20:25:55 I was liking that answer :) Feb 05 20:25:57 and repurposed Phonegap's name for it Feb 05 20:26:02 ohhh yeah, I figured that :) Feb 05 20:26:13 that's why you see them advertising it Feb 05 20:26:20 I'd suggest just using cordova Feb 05 20:26:27 it's all user friendly and stuff. does all the work for you Feb 05 20:26:31 but I don't care about that :) Feb 05 20:26:34 it works, and that's what enyo gives you documentation for :P Feb 05 20:37:48 Cordova ftw. Feb 05 20:38:23 Although if you enjoy getting closer to the metal, QT has some pretty outstanding support for support for packaged apps now as well Feb 05 20:45:30 I'll care when the EFL gets support for packaged apps :P Feb 05 20:46:22 EFL as in? Feb 05 20:46:23 :) Feb 05 20:47:00 the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries :) Feb 05 20:47:11 Ah ok :) Figured, just wanted to make sure :D Feb 05 20:47:31 lol yea, I don't know of anything else that uses that acronym :P Feb 05 20:51:14 you never know these days Feb 05 20:51:40 heh **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 06 02:59:59 2015