Humm… That is a very good point. Maybe having a context, externally provided, could set the interactions.
Actually, I think the GLMRoassal2Presentation should provide context when creating the view.
Alexandre
> On Mar 31, 2015, at 3:15 PM, Pierre CHANSON <
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> Hi all,
>
> I realized that currently, it is not possible to inspect elements in the GLMRosassal2 presentation when they are created, as it works only on elements created at the initialization in: GLMRoassal2Presentation>>renderOn:
>
> I think the new elements added to the RTView should be inspectable in the presentation.
>
> A possible solution would be to GLMRoassal2Presentation to observe the RTView and when notified of creation of a new element, add the interaction to the new element ?
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> v := RTView new.
> x:=0.
> v add: ((RTBox new size: 40) elementOn: x).
>
> v elements when: TRMouseRightClick do: [ | b |
> b := ((RTBox new size: 40) elementOn: x).
> v add: b.
> b translateBy: (x := x + 50)@0.
> v signalUpdate ].
> v.
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>
> Pierre
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