Hi,
A couple of things happened in Glamour during the past few days:
- The GLMTableLayoutBrowser was renamed to GLMTabulator. I refactored the code I knew of and we have a deprecated clause in the GLMTableLayoutBrowser>>new.
- The tree is now rendered lazily thanks to the work of Alain
- The tree supports search and multiple selection,
- We have a table widget. At the moment you have to statically define the columns, but it's a start.
- Presentations can now have a say to validate a value that we try to set in a port (this was started by Philipp and Jorge). This is an important step to properly support the update. More will come on this front.
- You can now deselect in a list or a tree and this sets the selection to nil. This is a rather small detail, but it is quite important for usability.
- We now have a couple of tests for the Morphic interface. It still does not work properly, but I think this is an important track.
Cheers, Doru
-- www.tudorgirba.com
"Speaking louder won't make the point worthier."
cool!
Stef
On Nov 16, 2009, at 11:47 PM, Tudor Girba wrote:
Hi,
A couple of things happened in Glamour during the past few days:
The GLMTableLayoutBrowser was renamed to GLMTabulator. I refactored the code I knew of and we have a deprecated clause in the GLMTableLayoutBrowser>>new.
The tree is now rendered lazily thanks to the work of Alain
The tree supports search and multiple selection,
We have a table widget. At the moment you have to statically define the columns, but it's a start.
Presentations can now have a say to validate a value that we try to set in a port (this was started by Philipp and Jorge). This is an important step to properly support the update. More will come on this front.
You can now deselect in a list or a tree and this sets the selection to nil. This is a rather small detail, but it is quite important for usability.
We now have a couple of tests for the Morphic interface. It still does not work properly, but I think this is an important track.
Cheers, Doru
-- www.tudorgirba.com
"Speaking louder won't make the point worthier."
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