I was looking at some Seaside code today and noticed that it said html tableCaption: 'blah'.
Rather than html table tableCaption: 'blah' In other words, as far as Seaside was concerned the tableCaption tag was nothing to do with the table tag. This struck me as slightly odd. Somehow I would have expected the 'child' tags of table to be created through messages to the parent table. However, that clearly isn't the case, and now that I have looked more closely at the Seaside tag structure, that seems to be the case for most of the tags. I am keen to understand what makes good Smalltalk design, so could someone explain why making the tags independent is a better way of doing it? Thanks Andy
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