Cool video! We have improved RTLegendBuilder.
You can now have for example: -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= lb := RTLegendBuilder new. lb addObject: 'hello world' text: [ :str | str substrings first ]. lb. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Let us know whether this fits your need.
Sorry, that was /way/ OT. I was dreaming about constructing visualizations by direct manipulation instead of coding.
We will reach that dream one day...
Cheers, Alexandre
On Mar 20, 2015, at 8:52 AM, Sean P. DeNigris sean@clipperadams.com wrote:
I have never thought about having the legend to contains meaningfull object. Are you suggesting something like: #addColor:object:text: that will collocate the object being the legend label and colored box?
Yes. I'd like a way to specify the object, and either a block or selector to get its display string. It all came quite by accident. Since you can drag the legend around, I started thinking of it as a live object. So I clicked on one of the labels, and the label's text appeared in the right-most pane of the GT Inspector. Then I thought, "if I put the underlying domain objects in the legend, shouldn't I then be able to inspect them in GT?!" And it worked! I made a tiny screencast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1u807ij1p8
Maybe the names are not properly chosen. If you have better ones, would be great :-)
Ah, now I see. I will think about the names...
I am not sure to understand. Which text builder are you referring to?
Sorry, that was /way/ OT. I was dreaming about constructing visualizations by direct manipulation instead of coding. Cheers, Sean
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