Hi Tudor,
I have updated my image with the latest version of Glamour and i encountered a problem...
when using mondrian and text presentations that include a title, the scrollbars are gone :S
if i removed the titles the scrollbars appear again, but in my browser with multiple columns and rows they are needed...
i even tried this in some examples (e.g. simpleMondrianPainting, textPortsExamples) and the same happens :(
regards,
Veronica Uquillas
Hi Doru,
I had two small ideas for Glamour:
- in a menu, it could be useful to have a method "addLine", like in MenuMorph, which integrate a line to separate two prt of a menu.
- is it possible to have a table-tree ? I think about a tree layout, with a table representation.
Another thing:
I like to pay with Glamour, thank you for your work :).
Cheers
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Jannik Laval
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Hi,
In the latest snapshot of Moose I found that FAMIXAbstractFile extends
FAMIXEntity. And furthermore it has no 'name' attribute.
Is this correct?
I would expect it to extend FAMIXNamedEntity.
This causes some problems when opening a model with file entities in Moose,
because they have no names.
Thanks,
Adrian Dozsa
Hi everyone,
Should it be possible to import mse files that were generated by the Visualworks version of Moose into the Pharo version of Moose ?
I tried and I am getting syntax errors.
If it's not possible, any ideas to make it work?
thanks!
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Johan Brichau
johan.brichau(a)uclouvain.be
Hi Veronica,
This is really strange.
Please try with the latest Moose build image from here (based on
Pharo-1.0-10508-rc2):
http://hudson.moosetechnology.org/job/moose-latest-dev/39/artifact/moose/
Does it work?
Cheers,
Doru
On 7 Feb 2010, at 21:05, Veronica Uquillas Gomez wrote:
> HI Tudor,
>
> this is what i see :S
> i already tried in 2 images....
>
> will start over only loading glamour...
>
> Vero
>
>> And this time with attachment :)
>>
>> Doru
>>
>>
>
> <image.png>
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www.tudorgirba.com
"It's not what we do that matters most, it's how we do it."
Hi,
In the last version of Moose Finder, the models are selected by double
click not by click. This allows you to invoke the menu of a model
without necessarily having to select it. It also maps nicely on the
idea that a new tab is always created with double click (both from the
models list and from somewhere in the finder)
Also if you select a tab with a model, it selects the appropriate
model in the list. This is doable because now the accumulator
populates activeEntity with the entity behind the tab. You can see an
example at:
GLMBasicExamples new accumulator openOn: 42
It's actually pretty cool :).
Cheers,
Doru
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www.tudorgirba.com
"From an abstract enough point of view, any two things are similar."
Hi Doru,
I begin to use GLMTablePresentation, it is really nice.
I try to use two possible features (which do not work):
- color:
- icon:
In fact, in the table, I would like to have a color for a line depending to a result.
For exemple, if a result is negated, the ine is highlighted in red, else it is in green.
In the same idea, (maybe, it is already possible), to have an icon to show an evolution of a value. For example, if a metric grows, put a "up" arrow.
Maybe these things are already implemented, or in progress.
I don't see them in example,
So maybe you want I create an issue for improvment ?
Cheers.
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Jannik Laval
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Hello Doru !,
I am showing a Mondrian drawing in a Glamour panel, and I am trying to
solve the following problems:
- When shown in a Glamour browser, how I could add to the Mondrian frame
a scroll bar ? the Mondrian visualizations are often larger than the
panel, and since there is not a scroll bar, they are shown incomplete
(when using Mondrian outside Glamour the scroll-bar is there when needed).
- In my Mondrian drawing, the nodes are not reacting to double-click
events that are configured. However, if I show the Mondrian drawing
outside glamour, double click events works fine.
- is there a way to visualize subtitles to the multiple panels that
compose my glamour browser ?. In addition, I never managed to change the
title of the browser (Glamorous Browser by default), even though -as a
test- I sent the "title:" message to the browser object and to every
object that could understand it, but without affecting the title when
the browser was shown.
this is the snippet of the code I am using for working with Mondrain in
Glamour:
browser
row:
[:row2 |
row2 column: #proofTree.
browser
showOn: #proofTree;
from: #proofNode;
using:
[| mond |
mond := browser mondrian.
mond painting: [:view :node | ... ]
...
]
thanks in advance for any help !
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Sergio Castro
Département d'Ingénierie Informatique (INGI)
Université catholique de Louvain (UCL)
Belgium