In the custom render method you can use Magritte to generate a
read-only view of the fields, try something along:

html table: [
aStructure description do: [ :each |
(each isEditable and: [ each componentClass notNil ]) ifTrue: [
html tableRow: [
html tableHeading: each label.
html tableData: [
(each componentClass memento: aStructure description: each)
renderViewerOn: html ] ] ] ] ]

This way it ignores pier syntax including all the 'special' symbols in text... I can't understand how to fix it?

I played a little bit more with Pier and understood this question was somewhat stupid...

My current idea is the following... For my site I have to do again and again the same thing: render all the 'details' of the current object and then render 'overview' of it's children. So, considering the 1-st part (details) I'd like to tag some fields as details of the object. So I implemented according methods (#isDetail, #isDetail:, #beDetail) in MADescription. Then I want create DetailedCase as a subclass of PRCase and override there #accept:

DetailedCase >> accept: aVisitor
aVisitor visitDetailedCase: self

In PRViewRenderer >> visitDetailedCase: anObject I want to visit every property (is it correct term?) of anObject described as detail...
but I can't understand how i can do it... can I get a property of object by description (or vice versa)?

I expect to get all the details about anObject properly presented on the page this way. Am I right?

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Dennis Schetinin