Hi!
I have a browser where I do something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: element buildCustomBrowser ] ]
And then, I have implemented #buildCustomBrowser for example as:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTabulator new. browser row: #tables. browser transmit to: #tables; andShow: [ :a | a table title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns; yourself. ]. ^browser
And It does not render the table :(. If I change it to something like:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTablePresentation new. browser title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns. ^browser
It works, but I can't have several presentations for the same object... :(
I tried debugging the code, but I get lost and lost a lot of time without figuring anything :(.
Is there a way to do this? any workaround? or is it a bug or it is ignorance from my side?
Thanks! Guille
Hi,
This is the part of glamour i am not satisfied with.
Currently, you have to start the browser explicitly. Try something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: (element buildCustomBrowser startOn: 'something') ] ]
Cheers, Doru
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Guillermo Polito guillermopolito@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I have a browser where I do something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: element buildCustomBrowser ] ]
And then, I have implemented #buildCustomBrowser for example as:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTabulator new. browser row: #tables. browser transmit to: #tables; andShow: [ :a | a table title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns; yourself. ]. ^browser
And It does not render the table :(. If I change it to something like:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTablePresentation new. browser title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns. ^browser
It works, but I can't have several presentations for the same object... :(
I tried debugging the code, but I get lost and lost a lot of time without figuring anything :(.
Is there a way to do this? any workaround? or is it a bug or it is ignorance from my side?
Thanks! Guille
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Oh yeah, it worked :D !
Thank you very much!
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:22 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote:
Hi,
This is the part of glamour i am not satisfied with.
Currently, you have to start the browser explicitly. Try something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: (element buildCustomBrowser startOn: 'something') ] ]
Cheers, Doru
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Guillermo Polito guillermopolito@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I have a browser where I do something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: element buildCustomBrowser ] ]
And then, I have implemented #buildCustomBrowser for example as:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTabulator new. browser row: #tables. browser transmit to: #tables; andShow: [ :a | a table title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [
:column
| column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [
:column
| column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key';
computation: [
:column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns; yourself. ]. ^browser
And It does not render the table :(. If I change it to something like:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTablePresentation new. browser title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [
:column
| column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [
:column
| column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key';
computation: [
:column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns. ^browser
It works, but I can't have several presentations for the same object...
:(
I tried debugging the code, but I get lost and lost a lot of time without figuring anything :(.
Is there a way to do this? any workaround? or is it a bug or it is ignorance from my side?
Thanks! Guille
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Glad to be of help :).
Please keep the questions going. I am also interested to see results in form of videos or pictures.
Cheers, Doru
On 10 Jan 2012, at 17:37, Guillermo Polito wrote:
Oh yeah, it worked :D !
Thank you very much!
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:22 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote: Hi,
This is the part of glamour i am not satisfied with.
Currently, you have to start the browser explicitly. Try something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: (element buildCustomBrowser startOn: 'something') ] ]
Cheers, Doru
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Guillermo Polito guillermopolito@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I have a browser where I do something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: element buildCustomBrowser ] ]
And then, I have implemented #buildCustomBrowser for example as:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTabulator new. browser row: #tables. browser transmit to: #tables; andShow: [ :a | a table title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns; yourself. ]. ^browser
And It does not render the table :(. If I change it to something like:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTablePresentation new. browser title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns. ^browser
It works, but I can't have several presentations for the same object... :(
I tried debugging the code, but I get lost and lost a lot of time without figuring anything :(.
Is there a way to do this? any workaround? or is it a bug or it is ignorance from my side?
Thanks! Guille
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-- www.tudorgirba.com
"Every thing has its own flow"
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"Beauty is where we see it."
Here is a little screenshot, nothing super fabulous :$.
-On the left is the tree of objects of a database. -On the right what I wanted to do is: - show a description of the selected object (i.e. if you select a table, list the columns and foreign keys) - put a panel to send querys to the database.
I'm trying to public an stable version today so, you'll see the ANN in the lists soon :)
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:07 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote:
Glad to be of help :).
Please keep the questions going. I am also interested to see results in form of videos or pictures.
Cheers, Doru
On 10 Jan 2012, at 17:37, Guillermo Polito wrote:
Oh yeah, it worked :D !
Thank you very much!
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:22 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com
wrote:
Hi,
This is the part of glamour i am not satisfied with.
Currently, you have to start the browser explicitly. Try something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: (element buildCustomBrowser startOn: 'something') ] ]
Cheers, Doru
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Guillermo Polito guillermopolito@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I have a browser where I do something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: element buildCustomBrowser ] ]
And then, I have implemented #buildCustomBrowser for example as:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTabulator new. browser row: #tables. browser transmit to: #tables; andShow: [ :a | a table title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name';
computation:
#name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [
:column
| column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [
:column
| column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key';
computation: [
:column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns; yourself. ]. ^browser
And It does not render the table :(. If I change it to something like:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTablePresentation new. browser title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name';
computation:
#name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [
:column
| column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [
:column
| column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key';
computation: [
:column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns. ^browser
It works, but I can't have several presentations for the same
object... :(
I tried debugging the code, but I get lost and lost a lot of time
without
figuring anything :(.
Is there a way to do this? any workaround? or is it a bug or it is ignorance from my side?
Thanks! Guille
Moose-dev mailing list Moose-dev@iam.unibe.ch https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/moose-dev
-- www.tudorgirba.com
"Every thing has its own flow"
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Excellent stuff.
I would be interested in getting this things closer to Moose.
Cheers, Doru
On 10 Jan 2012, at 20:19, Guillermo Polito wrote:
Here is a little screenshot, nothing super fabulous :$.
-On the left is the tree of objects of a database. -On the right what I wanted to do is:
- show a description of the selected object (i.e. if you select a table, list the columns and foreign keys)
- put a panel to send querys to the database.
I'm trying to public an stable version today so, you'll see the ANN in the lists soon :)
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:07 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote: Glad to be of help :).
Please keep the questions going. I am also interested to see results in form of videos or pictures.
Cheers, Doru
On 10 Jan 2012, at 17:37, Guillermo Polito wrote:
Oh yeah, it worked :D !
Thank you very much!
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:22 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote: Hi,
This is the part of glamour i am not satisfied with.
Currently, you have to start the browser explicitly. Try something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: (element buildCustomBrowser startOn: 'something') ] ]
Cheers, Doru
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Guillermo Polito guillermopolito@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I have a browser where I do something like:
browser transmit to: #somePane; andShow: [ :a | a dynamic presentation: [ :some :element | some custom: element buildCustomBrowser ] ]
And then, I have implemented #buildCustomBrowser for example as:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTabulator new. browser row: #tables. browser transmit to: #tables; andShow: [ :a | a table title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns; yourself. ]. ^browser
And It does not render the table :(. If I change it to something like:
buildCustomBrowser | browser | browser := GLMTablePresentation new. browser title: ('Columns for {1}' format: { table name }); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Column name'; computation: #name); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Null'; computation: [ :column | column nullable asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Type'; computation: [ :column | column typeName asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Length'; computation: [ :column | column length asString ]); addColumn: (GLMTableColumn new title: 'Primary Key'; computation: [ :column | column isPrimaryKey asString ]); display: self columns. ^browser
It works, but I can't have several presentations for the same object... :(
I tried debugging the code, but I get lost and lost a lot of time without figuring anything :(.
Is there a way to do this? any workaround? or is it a bug or it is ignorance from my side?
Thanks! Guille
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-- www.tudorgirba.com
"Every thing has its own flow"
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