For embedding morphs into text, there's a bit more than i currently did - event handling. Right now, morphs are used to simply render them in-place, and they even not added as a submorphs, therefore no way to deliver any events to them without big troubles. The way how text layout builds (dynamically) poses certain problem on this, since it requires adding/removing submorphs depending whether they visible or not, as well as making sure their position are conform with text layout, and morphic model.. On 27 August 2014 11:28, stepharo <stepharo@free.fr> wrote:
Hi sean
Thanks for this mail!!!!
About bloc --------- I discussed with alain about this point at ESUG. Alain would like to finish the handlers and a couple of other points, clean everything and release a first version. The problem is that alain is often doing trial and changes. Here is where I think you can help:
- turn some of the example for the layouts into tests - start to clean/revisit some basic morphs so that we can turn them into bloc counterparts easily. - I started to look at buttonMorph* - I started to rewrite MenuMorph because it is full of old code. I would like to remove the direct manipulation because it adds a lot of problems. If you want to join let me know.
About TxText ------------ - Igor added morphs in text at ESUG and he was revisiting it yesterday. - we should make sure that the configuration is loading in 40 -now mocketry is loading in 40 so the configuration of TxText should be working. - we should check the current use of TextMorph and friends and use TxText
Stef
On 27/8/14 01:48, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
The most important items on our IU Experience agenda - Tx and Bloc - are totally reliant on two (brilliant, talented...) programmers while the rest of the community hopes and waits. In no way to I lack appreciation for Alain and Igor's efforts, but this does not seem like a robust or efficient use of our manpower... So, I guess what I'm really asking for both projects is - how can we help?
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-- Best regards, Igor Stasenko.