this.getStateQualifier();
Reviewing the code of the qualify macro I realized it uses the following methodthis.getStateQualifier();
This is a method of the widget class. Does this mean that JS macros are executed as widgets? Or they just get a reference to their parent widget on their this?
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Thank you for the confirmation. That is very convenient!
Does that mean that we can create javascript macros that decorates their parent widget? Or is it a bad idea?