I think Self leads the way here in generality with one inspector that can
be used to build GUIs, programs, or just sets of objects. And here is an
attempt to bring that ease of use to Python, building on ideas from Self
(and Squeak): :-)
http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.cgi/patapata/trunk/PataPata/PataPata.py?view=log
Doesn't succeed yet perhaps in making that beginner friendly, but a start.
(PythonCard is much better choice for current work though.)
Hello,
I've just gave a try to your "PataPata" and I already have fun with it while "testing" it :)
http://francois.schnell.free.fr/bazar/patapata-test1/patapata-test1.html
Will it be possible to directly add new methods to morphs (maybe from the inspector ? ... when I saw the 'grow' method I wanted a "shrink' one ...). Is there a way yet to execute a Morph method from another Morph (if I click on Morph 1 I'd like to execute method X from Morph 2 for example).
I find your "PataPata" promising and I'm eager to see how it evolves :)
francois
--Paul Fernhout
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