On 07/11/2010 03:17, Juan Vuletich wrote:
In Pharo, this method calls #adjustLayoutBounds: (19), #layout:in:
(149), #layoutProportionallyIn: (10),
#computeCellArrangement:in:horizontal:target: (87),
#computeGlobalCellArrangement:in:horizontal:wrap:spacing: (31),
#computeCellSizes:in:horizontal: (30),
#computeExtraSpacing:in:horizontal:target: (136),
#layoutLeftToRight:in: (91), #layoutTopToBottom:in: (91),
#placeCells:in:horizontal:target: (70). The numbers in parenthesis are
the sum of the lines of code of the implementors. Total lines of code
for layout (taking only these most important methods) is 714. I doubt
there are many people who really understand all of this code.
In SimpleMorphic (Cuis), this calls #layoutSubmorphsIn: (10),
#applyLayoutFrameIn: (11), #layout:in: (24). Total lines of code is
45. I believe any smalltalker could understand these in just minutes.
I hope this makes makes it clearer to you what SimpleMorphic is.
This sounds awesome, Morphics' complexity has long been a sticking point
of mine.
Thanks for doing this :)
