Re: links in ur windoze
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 11:14:46PM -0600, Josh Cronemeyer wrote:
class Bummer Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland do
para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland)
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
end
Shoes.app :title = bummer
Okay, this is great. I think I've got a way around this that's much
better now. You can do `window /cleveland` to open the window a
specific url.
So, your new methods will go like this:
def index
para link(go to cleveland) { window /cleveland }
end
def cleveland
para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland)
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
I think I'm also going to start doing:
Shoes.app Bummer/cleveland, :title = bummer
_why
Re: links in ur windoze
I think you misunderstood I want the child window to go to neverland.
I want url navigation to work inside the child windows.
-j
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 12:17 AM, Seth Thomas Rasmussen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 1:43 PM, Josh Cronemeyer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My takeaway from this thread is that shoes treats child windows more like
red headed stepchild windows :) Url navigation from a child window
requires
some acrobatics. One thing you can't do it seems is to put a link on a
child page that goes to a place defined on the parent. For example in
the
following code getting the child window to go to neverland cant happen,
right?
#!/usr/bin/env open -a Shoes.app
class Bummer Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
stack do
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland, :width =200, :height=200 do
stack do
para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland)
end
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
end
Shoes.app :title = bummer
I suppose not doing much with multiple windows follows from the decision
to
make shoes 'web-like'. Anyway, thanks for all the multi window tips and
tricks. I'm sure they will come in handy, but in the end I think that
because of the way url and link work I'm stuck just using one window for
url
style navigation.
class RTFM Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland do
para(link(go to neverland) { owner.visit /neverland })
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para link(http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.shoes/2441;,
:click = http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.shoes/2441;)
end
end
Shoes.app
--
Seth Thomas Rasmussen
http://greatseth.com
Re: links in ur windoze
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 2:47 PM, Josh Cronemeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think you misunderstood I want the child window to go to neverland. I want url navigation to work inside the child windows. Ah, whoops. I was thinking of your example from this thread using $main to get the top level window to visit neverland. So, maybe a patch for window() that resulted in its spawn sharing actions of the parent would be nice? -- Seth Thomas Rasmussen http://greatseth.com
Re: links in ur windoze
I think that the navigation should work everywhere, so if i am in a window and i have link(click me, :click = /) My window should go to /. It might be nice if you could do owner.link(click me, :click = /) instead of passing the block with owner.visit... but not a huge deal. so, uh yea. a patch would be nice :) On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 2:34 PM, Seth Thomas Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 2:47 PM, Josh Cronemeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think you misunderstood I want the child window to go to neverland. I want url navigation to work inside the child windows. Ah, whoops. I was thinking of your example from this thread using $main to get the top level window to visit neverland. So, maybe a patch for window() that resulted in its spawn sharing actions of the parent would be nice? -- Seth Thomas Rasmussen http://greatseth.com
Re: links in ur windoze
Hi Josh,
Do you really need to open multiple windows?
If not, the following code works well.
class Bummer Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
def cleveland
#window :title = cleveland do
para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland)
#end
#visit /
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
end
Shoes.app :title = bummer
But if you need to open multiple windows and send some messages between
them, the following sample might be of help.
http://github.com/ashbb/shoes_tutorial_html/tree/master/mdowns/00530_Open_a_new_app_window.mdown
Regards,
ashbb
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 12:23 AM, Seth Thomas Rasmussen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 8:14 AM, Josh Cronemeyer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So i got this response from brian off-list
quoth brian
While trying this, I found that I had to kill and re-open shoes to get it
t
reload the changed .rb file, don't know what's up with that.
I dunno either, but I just do it now as a sort of rule. It's easy
enough to do that I don't really care that it seems like a bug.
class Bummer Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
stack do
para link(rather, go to neverland, :click =/neverland)
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland, :width =200, :height=200 do
stack do
para link(go to neverland, :click = lambda
{$main.visit(/neverland)})
para link(go to crocodile, :click = lambda {clear ; para tick
tock})
end
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
end
$main=Shoes.app :title = bummer
/quoth brian
and hey. that works. woo. I had tried a proc, but not a lambda... I
guess
that makes some sense because of the app object weirdness.
I don't think the difference between proc and lambda is significant
here. It's the fact that your actions are only defined for the main
app instance. window() creates a context that is basically a new
instance of an app. I think you could achieve what you did with your
dreaded global variable with Shoes owner() method.
--
Seth Thomas Rasmussen
http://greatseth.com
Re: links in ur windoze
So i got this response from brian off-list
quoth brian
While trying this, I found that I had to kill and re-open shoes to get it t
reload the changed .rb file, don't know what's up with that.
class Bummer Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
stack do
para link(rather, go to neverland, :click =/neverland)
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland, :width =200, :height=200 do
stack do
para link(go to neverland, :click = lambda
{$main.visit(/neverland)})
para link(go to crocodile, :click = lambda {clear ; para tick
tock})
end
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
end
$main=Shoes.app :title = bummer
/quoth brian
and hey. that works. woo. I had tried a proc, but not a lambda... I guess
that makes some sense because of the app object weirdness. But Hey! This
seems like a pretty unplesant way of doing this. When self gets replaced
inside the window block, why can't the navigation stuff get put on that
object so i can simply link to a url like a normal guy? Or if I want to
change the location of the parent window via a link on the child, it makes
sense to me that something like parent.visit(/neverland) would be the way
to go. lambda!? $main!? I feel like I need a shoes secret decoder ring in
order to use multiple windows. Plus, what if I want to do something non
trivial when the link is clicked? Now I am going to have a huge honkin
lambda block. Forget about code re-use too because everything has to be
right there in your lambda. I dunno, it makes me feel so inhibited.
Once again, maybe I'm missing something though, so please feel free to
enlightnen me or lower my expectations or something.
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 11:47 PM, Josh Cronemeyer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
drat! The subject of my email should have been never neverland
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 11:14 PM, Josh Cronemeyer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps I am doing something wrong. My app spawns a window with a link in
it, but I can't get the link to work. Here is some code that demonstrates
my problem. Essentially you can never get to neverland in this application.
#!/usr/bin/env open -a Shoes.app
class Bummer Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland do
para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland)
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
end
Shoes.app :title = bummer
Re: links in ur windoze
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 1:43 PM, Josh Cronemeyer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My takeaway from this thread is that shoes treats child windows more like
red headed stepchild windows :) Url navigation from a child window requires
some acrobatics. One thing you can't do it seems is to put a link on a
child page that goes to a place defined on the parent. For example in the
following code getting the child window to go to neverland cant happen,
right?
#!/usr/bin/env open -a Shoes.app
class Bummer Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
stack do
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland, :width =200, :height=200 do
stack do
para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland)
end
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para cherries, syrup, puppies
end
end
Shoes.app :title = bummer
I suppose not doing much with multiple windows follows from the decision to
make shoes 'web-like'. Anyway, thanks for all the multi window tips and
tricks. I'm sure they will come in handy, but in the end I think that
because of the way url and link work I'm stuck just using one window for url
style navigation.
class RTFM Shoes
url /, :index
url /cleveland, :cleveland
url /neverland, :neverland
def index
para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland)
end
def cleveland
window :title = cleveland do
para(link(go to neverland) { owner.visit /neverland })
end
visit /
end
def neverland
para link(http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.shoes/2441;,
:click = http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.shoes/2441;)
end
end
Shoes.app
--
Seth Thomas Rasmussen
http://greatseth.com
links in ur windoze
Perhaps I am doing something wrong. My app spawns a window with a link in it, but I can't get the link to work. Here is some code that demonstrates my problem. Essentially you can never get to neverland in this application. #!/usr/bin/env open -a Shoes.app class Bummer Shoes url /, :index url /cleveland, :cleveland url /neverland, :neverland def index para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland) end def cleveland window :title = cleveland do para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland) end visit / end def neverland para cherries, syrup, puppies end end Shoes.app :title = bummer
Re: links in ur windoze
drat! The subject of my email should have been never neverland On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 11:14 PM, Josh Cronemeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Perhaps I am doing something wrong. My app spawns a window with a link in it, but I can't get the link to work. Here is some code that demonstrates my problem. Essentially you can never get to neverland in this application. #!/usr/bin/env open -a Shoes.app class Bummer Shoes url /, :index url /cleveland, :cleveland url /neverland, :neverland def index para link(go to cleveland, :click = /cleveland) end def cleveland window :title = cleveland do para link(go to neverland, :click = /neverland) end visit / end def neverland para cherries, syrup, puppies end end Shoes.app :title = bummer
