Implement .add( controller ) & its use for custom Controllers.

[awelles]

See example of a custom controller in example.html.
Fixes#4.

I stripped out everything unessential. It's just add( controller ) and a couple examples.

You can include parameters when adding:

gui.add( controller, params );

Currently a parameter called liClass lives here.

Param	Type	Default	Description
[params]	Object
[params.liClass]	String		class name appended to controller's li row.

This was needed to avoid more special cases in assigning li row class, which is done just after controller class is squared away in GUI.js.

[donmccurdy]

Thanks, and sorry for the slow followup. Are you still interested in doing this PR?

[donmccurdy]

Are both of these (params.liClass and controller.liClass) needed? If this li will later be set as controller.__li, could the controller add the class itself?

[donmccurdy]

params doesn't take a default value normally, so is it OK to omit the || {} here?

[donmccurdy]

Do you know if this is compatible with the augmentController method here?

dat.gui/src/dat/gui/GUI.js

Lines 922 to 990 in 096993e

	functionaugmentController(gui,li,controller){
	controller.__li=li;
	controller.__gui=gui;
	common.extend(controller,/** @lends Controller.prototype */{
	/**
	* @param {Array|Object} options
	* @return {Controller}
	*/
	options: function(options){
	if(arguments.length>1){
	constnextSibling=controller.__li.nextElementSibling;
	controller.remove();
	returnadd(
	gui,
	controller.object,
	controller.property,
	{
	before: nextSibling,
	factoryArgs: [common.toArray(arguments)]
	}
	);
	}
	if(common.isArray(options)||common.isObject(options)){
	constnextSibling=controller.__li.nextElementSibling;
	controller.remove();
	returnadd(
	gui,
	controller.object,
	controller.property,
	{
	before: nextSibling,
	factoryArgs: [options]
	}
	);
	}
	},
	/**
	* Sets the name of the controller.
	* @param {string} name
	* @return {Controller}
	*/
	name: function(name){
	controller.__li.firstElementChild.firstElementChild.innerHTML=name;
	returncontroller;
	},
	/**
	* Sets controller to listen for changes on its underlying object.
	* @return {Controller}
	*/
	listen: function(){
	controller.__gui.listen(controller);
	returncontroller;
	},
	/**
	* Removes the controller from its parent GUI.
	* @return {Controller}
	*/
	remove: function(){
	controller.__gui.remove(controller);
	returncontroller;
	}
	});

... specifically — can you still remove(), listen(), and name() the KnobController normally? I don't suppose it's possible to override those methods in the subclass, which is unfortunate, but probably not this PR's problem to solve.

[amir-arad]

Hi.
I've just started using this library and seems like this PR is a huge thing for my use case.

what is needed in order for this to be published?