Stéphane Ducasse-2 wrote:
>
> In VisualWorks you use the builder and it generates a class for you
> a bit in the same way then you code the missing code.
>
> You said:
>
>> Of course, but I don´t know do it of another way. Literal array is
>> very
>> complicated for me.
>> Xml serialization and Moose serialization don´t be possible. The code
>> generated is HUGE
>
> and in VW all the interface is generated using the UIBuilder.
> so I'm wondering why this is working
>
I´m not sure of understand good that...
The only class than works in UIBuilder for create the UI (#specMorph) is
CLViewDesigner class.
That class create the #specMorph and #specEvents methods, in a child of
CLView class. All examples in CLFramework be CLView kinds. In the
#specEvents is returned a Dictionary where exists a relation between morph,
type of event and handler of that event. All that is more more readable than
VW mechanism, where not is easy understand it.
Stéphane Ducasse-2 wrote:
>
> I do not know exactly the VW framework details but we can cerytainly
> interpret the following literal array.
>
> [.....]
>
I understand is possible create a interpreter for that code, with #perform:
message. But the difficult seems GeneratE that code, not reader.
Not is equal a result like that...?
|CanvasMorph btnAction1 ...... |
"CanvasMorph"
CanvasMorph := Morph new.
CanvasMorph color: Color red;
borderWidth: 5;
etc....
"btnAction1"
btnAction1 := CLButton new.
btnAction1 text: 'Accept';
position: 1...@10;
roundedCorners: true.
[...............]
CanvasMorph addAllMorphs: #( btnAction1 btnAction2 [etc....] )
Is a dummy example, but the result code is more cleaned, and readable.
And seems equal of hard.Another environments ( equal or much more competents
than VW )
using that mechanism.
My knowledge of Smalltalk and programming in general is very limited and
poor. I want listen another ways of do.I want learn. But i have understand
it before :D
Regards
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