Hi again, On Wednesday 29 August 2012, Birk Diedenhofen wrote: > I thought it would be great to have a GUI element in RKWard that allows to > enter a nxn matrix: First, n has to be specified. Then the user can type > his or her data in a simple table with n rows and n columns. Finally, a > matrix is created from that.
ok, the current development version has a <matrix> element, now. It is not quite finished from a user's perspective (cut / copy / paste are still missing, and there are a few cursor placement quirks), but from the perspective of a plugin developer, I consider it done. See http://rkward.sourceforge.net/documents/devel/plugins/xmlelements.html#activeelements and http://rkward.sourceforge.net/documents/devel/plugins/elementproperties.html for documentation. There is also a testing plugin in the sources at rkward/plugins/testing/matrix1.xml, which should illustrate the main uses. > What do you think? How much effort would it take to implement such an > element? I am sure Qt provides simple tables for this purpose. The > dimensions of the table must then somehow be manipulated via JavaScript. The dimensions can be manipulated by setting (or <connect>ing) the "rows" and "columns" properties. Regards Thomas
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