On 2007 January 31 15:04, Bert Freudenberg wrote: .... > Yes, that's the plan at least for Croquet. The main hold-back for > this is that the Tweak development tools are not yet up to par with > the Morphic ones. We do have browsers etc., implemented by Marcus > Denker a long while ago, but it is pretty basic comfort-wise. > ToolBuilder was written by Andreas to leverage the existing tools, > and it works in principle (like, Monticello supports ToolBuilder so > it works under Tweak, too). ToolBuilder is actually pretty cool > because you could build your app once and then run it under Morphic, > or Tweak, or with native widget (wxSqueak), or over the web with a > Seaside UI.
Hi Bert, Do you know if there is a sample application I can load, that runs as a Seaside app and also in Morphic or Tweak? (and would it be that simply loading such app into an image that contains Seaside (/Tweak/Morphic), it will automatically work just by virtue of being written using the Pluggable* widgets... I guess if the answer is yes I should be able to test it with Monticello) Thanks Milan > But after the initial enthusiasm in the community > (someone did an MVC port IIRC) there was little follow-up on this. > > > BTW, Is there anyway to mix and match tweak and morphic objects? > > You can run a Tweak world in a Morphic window, and any graphical > Tweak object can act as world, so you can put any Tweak object in a > Morphic window. Impara used that for Plopp, the whole skinned UI is > done in Tweak and usually layered on top of an OpenGL window, but > when starting up it can also show such a Tweak dialog in a Morphic > window. > > - Bert - > > > _______________________________________________ > Beginners mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/beginners _______________________________________________ Beginners mailing list [email protected] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/beginners
