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Class TotalsView

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class TotalsView
extends View

This class produces a view of the unreconciled totals for an entire Account.
See:

konstructor()

Author: Bruce Wallace (PolyGlotInc.com)
Defined in rats.js

Version: 1.0

Constructor Summary
`TotalsView ()`

Method Summary
`String`	`buildHTMLstr()` return an HTML string of the basic structure for this view.
`Context`	`currentContext()` return the current "context" of this view.
`String`	`headID()` return the view ID of our header panel
`void`	`konstructor( <BalanceListModel> sModel )`
`void`	`paintHTML()` update/modify attributes of basic existing HTML for THIS view

Methods inherited from class View



mustRebuild, mustRepaint, watchModel, setViewID, innerID, getWidgetID, getWidget, getHook, buildHTML, updateContext, contextChanged, disable, enable, setVisible, setSubViewsVisible, isVisible, redraw, draw, rebuildAny, build, buildsubviews, paint, setParentView, clearSubViews, addSubView, getSubView, delSubView, embedView, embedHTML, block, unblock

Constructor Detail

TotalsView

TotalsView()

See:

konstructor()

Author:

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Method Detail

buildHTMLstr

String buildHTMLstr()

return an HTML string of the basic structure for this view. As a side effect, build/update subview list for this view. As a side effect, invoke this method on each nested subview.

Returns:

HTML (suitable for assigning to innerHTML)

currentContext

Context currentContext()

return the current "context" of this view. Default is "no rebuild ever needed" (unless others force us to)

headID

String headID()

return the view ID of our header panel

konstructor

void konstructor( <BalanceListModel> sModel )

Parameters:

sModel

paintHTML

void paintHTML()

update/modify attributes of basic existing HTML for THIS view