18 Jan
2010
18 Jan
'10
6 p.m.
On 18 Jan 2010, at 13:31, Tudor Girba wrote:
I want to update the mondrian presentation based on changes made in
the model (either by a specific menu action or by clicking on a
button). The mondrian presentation should basically redraw itself
completely.
:-( that is going to use a lot of space. Is there a way to have the
multiple panes do the same collapse trick as in the code that I have
now?
OK, thanks!
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Johan Fabry
jfabry(a)dcc.uchile.cl - http://dcc.uchile.cl/~jfabry
PLEIAD Lab - Computer Science Department (DCC) - University of Chile
Pretty cool. It would be cool to add a picture like
this in a
dedicated page under:
http://www.moosetechnology.org/tools
Please send me your desired username to give you access.
Thanks! Let me fix some bugs here and there and then I'll make some
movies, we can then add everything to a moose page..
- How do I
update the top mondrian panel using the new update
mechanism? I want it to redraw itself completely when some of the
buttons are pressed and on some of the menu actions of the aspects
menu.
I do not understand. The update mechanism is for updating a
presentation based on changes in the model. If you want to deal with
the UI, you do it with a transmission. - The last 2
columns specify the metrics used in the polymetric
view. With a transmission I always get the last selections made,
but I need to know all selections made in that column so I can
print it in the selectionstatus text box. How is this possible?
A pane models one state: one entity, one selection etc. If you want
multiple states, you need multiple panes :). So, you need multiple
panes there and then have a transmission from all of them. Also, if no
selection at all is made I would like to show that in
the box (now the box is removed).
Unfortunately, that is not possible.
- The last 3 columns actually do not use any
input, but I specify
them with "transmit to: ; andShow:" Is there a cleaner way to do
this?
Nope. That is the desired way. Perhaps I will add a shortcut method,
but until then, this is Ok.