On Feb 2, 2013, at 2:56 AM, J. P. L. Mart�n <arguser@gmail.com> wrote:

Most of the GUI is based on UITheme examples, yet I wasn't able to figure out about user/password prompt. And I'm missing how should I implement it on code (not GUI) OrderedCollection of Class Users with instanse variable "password" asString?

On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 9:20 PM, Hilaire Fernandes <hilaire.fernandes@gmail.com> wrote:

Related to widget (for password and search only for filled-in fields),
did you take a look at the examples methods in the class side of UITheme?

Hilaire

Le 02/02/2013 00:36, J. P. L. Mart�n a �crit :
> Hello people, I'm making a Practical Work in Pharo with my classmates,
> the Work should be a fully working application to manage a University
> Library. At the moment we have most of the work done, I must say it's
> messy and far from being beautiful, but it works and it's likely to be
> approved. Here is what's done so far:
> https://github.com/arguser/Paradigmas-Final
>
> Most of the work was doing making research and guided mostly y examples,
> so far I didn't find how to do or make work some features:
> * A Dialog which prompts for User and Password (We don't know how to
> implement it in-code either)

You can also have a look at PasswordInitializationDialogWindow:

PasswordInitializationDialogWindow new openInWorld

For encryption, you can also use

SecureHashAlgorithm new hashMessage: aString

> * Block a father window when a child is made, so the father window can't
> be closed if a child window exist.

childerWindow openModal: fatherWindow

> * Make some content of windows change size dynamically.

You can do that using Morphic, but this is quite tricky (in fact, you need to remove all the sub widgets, then change their layout and re add them)

Spec provides a simpler way to do it. If you are interested in, I can point you some documentation :)

> * Search only for filled-in fields from search form.
>

Sorry, I do not get this one :)

Ben

> If any advice or example can be given addressing the previous matters it
> will be really helpful.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>