22 Jul
2008
22 Jul
'08
4:38 p.m.
Dear list,
I am trying out Magritte on an existing app. I have this scenario
working, but I had to follow the same hack as
PRChangeCommand>>applyButton.
One of the screens have three buttons: Save, Cancel and SomeMoreStuffToAdd
If I click on "SomeMoreStuffToAdd", I want to some more stuff to
happen. For this, I override #asComponent on my model and add the
button and the selector myself:
asComponent
^ super asComponent
addValidatedForm: (Array
with: #save -> 'Save'
with: #cancel -> 'Cancel'
with: #someMore -> 'Some More Stuff')
The very hackish part, I now need to add this to MAContainerComponent
for it to work:
someMore
self call: (AnotherComponent new)
Is there a cleaner way? A bunch of Monticello extensions
on MAContainerComponent hardly seems like the best way to extend
MAContainerComponent's to have more actions!
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Danie Roux *shuffle* Adore Unix - http://danieroux.com
22 Jul
22 Jul
5:37 p.m.
The very hackish part, I now need to add this to
MAContainerComponent
for it to work:
someMore
self call: (AnotherComponent new)
Is there a cleaner way? A bunch of Monticello extensions
on MAContainerComponent hardly seems like the best way to extend
MAContainerComponent's to have more actions!
Sure, this is ment to be used like this. If you don't like this, you
can create your own form decoration that has a different behavior.
I would not override #asComponent thought. #asComponent is ment to
just return the component, without any decorations added. Like this
the user can choose itself what he wants to add. If you have a lot of
code like the one you posted, you might want to create your own custom
converter:
asMyFormComponent
^ self asComponent
addValidatedForm: (Array
with: #save -> 'Save'
with: #cancel -> 'Cancel'
with: #someMore -> 'Some More Stuff')
Cheers,
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
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