resourcetest.xml

在流览器上仿CS界面的JAVASCRIPT脚本

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<Application>
	<Window caption="Resource Test"
		width="50%" height="50%" centered="true"/>

	<Resources>
		<!--
		    Any object can be preloaded but only a few make any real sense.
			Good examples of useful resources are BiXmlTextLoader and its sub
			classes and BiImage. Basically any object that requires loading
			external data is useful to preload. However, to be able to wait
			for the loading of the data the resource loader uses the method
			getLoaded() and the load event to determine if the resource is
			loaded. If the object is not an instance of BiEventTarget or does
			not have a loaded getter the resource is assumed to be loaded.

		    If the class has a load method that will be called after the object
			has been created. The resource loader waits for "load" events and
			"error" events. The "Bi" prefix may be emitted.

			<Script src="sUri"/> and <Script>code</Script> are special cases. The
			resources will be loaded in the order that they are declared.

			BiIframe does not work very well as a resource because it requires
			creation to start the loading (instantiation is not enough).

			BiImagePreloader does not work well as a resource because it does not
			have a uri setter. This might be changed/fixed in the future but
			using BiImage will also preload the image file.

		-->
		<TextLoader uri="ResourceTest.xml" id="text-loader"/>
		<XmlLoader uri="ResourceTest.xml" id="xml-loader"/>
		<Image uri="images/ie.png" id="image"/>
		<Script><![CDATA[

function ResourceTest()
{
	var win = application.getWindow();

	var tl = application.getResourceById( "text-loader" );
	var xl = application.getResourceById( "xml-loader" )
	var img = application.getResourceById( "image" )

	var l1 = new BiTextArea;
	l1.setWrap( false );
	l1.setLocation( 5, 5 );
	l1.setBottom( 5 );
	l1.setWidth( 200 );
	l1.setText( tl.getText() );


	var l2 = new BiTextArea;
	l2.setWrap( false );
	l2.setLocation( 210, 5 );
	l2.setBottom( 5 );
	l2.setWidth( 200 );
	l2.setText( xl.getDocument().documentElement.tagName );

	img.setLocation( 415, 5 )

	win.add( l1 );
	win.add( l2 );
	win.add( img );
}

ResourceTest.main = function ()
{
	new ResourceTest();
};

		]]></Script>
	</Resources>
</Application>