Hi Ben,
On 14 Apr 2012, at 12:12, Ben Coman wrote:
Tudor Girba wrote:
Hi,
This little q&a game I initiated on the humane assessment blog might be interesting for people interested in Moose:
http://www.humane-assessment.com/blog/assessment-q-a/
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Assessment is not difficult once you jump in the boat. But, this jumping can be perceived to be difficult. To dispel the magic, let's open the curtain and play a game.
It's simple. You ask questions, and I will answer them on this blog.
How to ask questions:
• send me an email at tudor@tudorgirba.com
• post a comment on this blog
• post a tweet mentioning @humaneA, or @girba
• ask me in person when you see me (I will be at PharoConf and Jazoon in the following months)
What questions? Any questions.
What's in it for me? You will help me shape my ideas.
Your turn now.
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Cheers,
Doru
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I came across a very interesting blog entry*
http://www.humane-assessment.com/blog/chasing-rogue-announcements/?_s=7AAWQ8X5HecxfVBt&_k=0Nip-yseypZb-FsY&_n&31
where you say "[this can be used] as a teaching tool for people that want to learn how to work with Glamour. "
I'd be very interested to see the code you used - in particular to try getting a better insight into how announcements and inner/outer ports work.
It can be found in:
GLMBrowser>>viewAnnouncements
GLMBrowser>>viewTree
GLMBrowser>>openTree
You can invoke these on any browser instance. However, please note that given that Glamour is a dynamic model, the visualization shows only a snapshot in time. If you work with openTree, you can refresh the visualization with the icon from the top right.
And just an idea... what could be really fantastic would be having such visualizations popup from the browser for each of the GLMBasicExamples.
It already exists: there is a menu item in the toolbar of the Browser tab that enables you to spawn the tree visualization.
found it, and I'll have a play with those methods. thanks