Resizing the browser window wasn't working due to a scope error on the
resize timeout.  Using Ext.Function.defer to be able to easily bind
scope to the deferred function.

Don't need this for now.

Simply ignoring this tag for now.

OverviewData is now in json file, which is parsed by JSDuck and
checked for missing classes.  After that it's written to
output/overviewData.js

The lot of changes in overviewData file are because the file wasn't
valid JSON - it used single-quotes and some items weren't quoted at all.

Ordered command line options alphabetically, adjusted line lengths,
and added blank line between each option.

Much clearer now.

Also renamed write_json to write_class (it now writes jsonp instead,
but writing class docs is it's primary purpose).

Parsing guides README.md files is now done inside JSDuck, and enabled
when --guides=/some/path option is passed in.  As an added bonus, the
{@link-s} inside guides now also work.

Like with class documentation, we create .js files for guides to
load them over JsonP.

Instead of pure JSON-export JSDuck now exports a .js file for each class
with the following syntax:

    Ext.data.JsonP.Ext_grid_Panel({...json-data-here...});

On JavaScript side we specify that the name of callback function should
be "Ext_grid_Panel" - this way we can use the JsonP deterministically,
knowing at JSDuck export time which names the callback functions will
have.

Note that we are passing callbackName option to Ext.data.JsonP.request,
which is not present in ExtJS-4.0.0 - I just added it to ExtJS SDK and
sent a pull request.

Docs.History now uses Ext.util.History instead of history.pushState.

Brought over JSON file with class list from old docs app.
Modified it a bit, to make it brain-dead easy to render.
Rendering it using simple XTemplate.

Removed old class_search.json file, now using the JSDuck-exported
members.js.  Also using the search algorithm from old Ext3 docs app.

The search now works quite fine.

Currently not using it, so it's just getting on my way.

Going to URL like #/api/Ext-method-onReady will automatically
load Ext class and scroll to the onReady method.

These two replace the previous %M, allowing a bit more flexibility.
Now we can choose whether to use "-" or "#" as separator between
classname and member name.  Still, even more flexible solution would
probably be in order.

Used the new syntax for SDK and made inline links in documentation
finally work.

For example {@link Ext#get} will be converted to something like:

    <a href="Ext-method-get">Ext.get</a>

To look up member types, implemented JsDuck::Class#member_type method.

Docs.History#push now takes the hash part of URL as input.
The classname is also read from URL directly, not from pushstate data.

No more used.

Not using it now, and it's just getting on my way.

When initially loading and when navigating in history.

Removed use of req.standAloneMode.  With new docs app we are always
in stand alone mode, but it's a different standalone mode.

Turned the remaining global functions in functions.js into ClassLoader
class.  Removed the functions.js.

That's the only place it is used.

Instead we are using Ext.Array.forEach.