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"desc" : "Represents an Element in the DOM.<br><br>\nUsage:<br>\n<pre><code>\nvar el = Roo.get(\"my-div\");\n\n// or with getEl\nvar el = getEl(\"my-div\");\n\n// or with a DOM element\nvar el = Roo.get(myDivElement);\n</code></pre>\nUsing Roo.get() or getEl() instead of calling the constructor directly ensures you get the same object\neach call instead of constructing a new one.<br><br>\n<b>Animations</b><br />\nMany of the functions for manipulating an element have an optional \"animate\" parameter. The animate parameter\nshould either be a boolean (true) or an object literal with animation options. The animation options are:\n<pre>\nOption Default Description\n--------- -------- ---------------------------------------------\nduration .35 The duration of the animation in seconds\neasing easeOut The YUI easing method\ncallback none A function to execute when the anim completes\nscope this The scope (this) of the callback function\n</pre>\nAlso, the Anim object being used for the animation will be set on your options object as \"anim\", which allows you to stop or\nmanipulate the animation. Here's an example:\n<pre><code>\nvar el = Roo.get(\"my-div\");\n\n// no animation\nel.setWidth(100);\n\n// default animation\nel.setWidth(100, true);\n\n// animation with some options set\nel.setWidth(100, {\n duration: 1,\n callback: this.foo,\n scope: this\n});\n\n// using the \"anim\" property to get the Anim object\nvar opt = {\n duration: 1,\n callback: this.foo,\n scope: this\n};\nel.setWidth(100, opt);\n...\nif(opt.anim.isAnimated()){\n opt.anim.stop();\n}\n</code></pre>\n<b> Composite (Collections of) Elements</b><br />\nFor working with collections of Elements, see <a href=\"Roo.CompositeElement.html\">Roo.CompositeElement</a>",
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