> Hmm, I guess our minds differ in how we read this logically. I follow > the same steps as you propose, but I mentally split them between "pre" > and "post" commands (the first two lines, and the second two lines), > and then construct all of a containers children in the middle. That > is, I "push" after child.props.foo = bar, set up all subchildren, and > "pop" with container.add(child) and child.show() where needed.
Heh, upon further inspection I realize that I don't actually follow this very consistently. It's still the method that makes more sense to me, though, since it can help to visualize the hierarchy. I guess we could use an in-order traversal or something instead, while adhering to your code structure. - Eben _______________________________________________ Sugar mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/sugar

