Looks awesome. Now, how hard would it be to reuse a WATask from Seaside from normal, non web code? A lot of WAxxx concepts could be brought back into nornal "Spec/Morphic" apps, like WASession, WATask, filters etc. Phil On Sun, Mar 5, 2017 at 12:42 AM, Paul DeBruicker <pdebruic@gmail.com> wrote:
This may be overkill for your use but would love to have an MIT licensed set of classes that allow for/enable something like this:
https://medium.com/assist/theres-a-dozen-ways-to-order- a-coffee-why-do-dumb-bots-only-allow-one-27230542636d#.laljhpyt5
sergio ruiz wrote
Hey all..
I got my first paying gig that i am able to use pharo with, and i am on the last leg before calling it complete.
Hereâs what I need to do..
This application accepts SMS text messages. It allows the user to send images via MMS and place an order to a print house for those images.. it then compiles the order, and submits it to the order processing system and makes the prints.
The last thing I need to zero in on is handling the interaction. Believe it or not, I have never modeled such an interaction. The interaction goes:
- user sends images{s) - bot says âthanksâ and asks if there are more - user types âdoneâ or sends more - on âdoneâ bot asks for print size - bot says âthanksâ and the interaction is done. order is processed.
my first inclination is to use a state machine, progressing through order each time the user enters âdoneâ..
does this sound reasonable, or is there a better model/design pattern for this interaction?
Thanks!
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