i published the CLFramework package
Excellent!
Is totally alpha version, not valid for serious apps.The set of widgets of Polymoprh adapteds to designer is limited, and don´t works with normal mechanism as MorphicModel, else with events.
What do you mean? That you use Announcements?
I´m continue working in it, but I have arrived at crossroads, where i think is best create my own set of widgets, from zero, or perhaps be more ambitious and try use 3d... i dont know; my knowledges is limited.
Pay attention because we saw a lot of people doing the same. Designing a new set of widgets is a HUGE effort. For the use of 3d I do not see any point doing that. A valuable effort would be to check the polymorph widgets that are worth. - Remove broken or useless morphic widgets. - improve existing widgets - as an example alain plantec designed and implemented a new tree with much much better capabilities than the default one and we are waiting that he finishes to integrate into pharo - At esug alain show us a first attempt to use cairo to build a new "morphic" and there widgets will also be missing. I think that having a layout manager (copying may be the one of sophie) is more important than new widgets because how do the components move when you resize a window or the relative placement of widgets is also important.
I added new features; can be viewed here:
Inlaying a view into another http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0dSuunKbEM
Adding external files (images only) for use in UIBuilder http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXvwieFA_4k
Building a context menu http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cilG97m4u2g
For probe the designer only type
view := CLUIBuilderMainForm new show.
in a workspace.
I want to be thankful to Jordi Delgado and Citilab for Smalltalk initiative and lessons, and future events ( ESUG 2010 :) )
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