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Sean P. DeNigris

May 11, 2015; 10:54am

Fwd: Magritte = Auto-GT Presentation

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Hey guys, I asked this on Pharo Dev, but this is probably the right place :)

Tudor Girba-2 wrote

The editor should be provided if you load the Glamour-Presentations-Magritte.
...
You get a GLMMagrittePresentation and if you want to use it in the
inspector, you have to define your own extension that uses it.

I'm sorry, I'm still not understanding... I only know how to hook into the inspector via <gtInspectorPresentationOrder: aNumber>. How does that relate to GLMMagrittePresentation? How specifically do I have a Magritte presentation appear by default in GT for an object? Is there an example or doc somewhere?

Cheers,
Sean

Sean P. DeNigris

May 15, 2015; 3:47pm

Re: Fwd: Magritte = Auto-GT Presentation

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Sean P. DeNigris wrote

Tudor Girba-2 wrote

The editor should be provided if you load the Glamour-Presentations-Magritte.
...
You get a GLMMagrittePresentation and if you want to use it in the
inspector, you have to define your own extension that uses it.

I'm sorry, I'm still not understanding... I only know how to hook into the inspector via <gtInspectorPresentationOrder: aNumber>. How does that relate to GLMMagrittePresentation? How specifically do I have a Magritte presentation appear by default in GT for an object? Is there an example or doc somewhere?

Bump. Did this message go through? I've asked a few times on Pharo Dev and here...

Cheers,
Sean

Tudor Girba-2

May 15, 2015; 9:24pm

Re: Fwd: Magritte = Auto-GT Presentation

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Hi Sean,

Sorry for the slow response.

In the latest Moose, ConfigurationOfGlamour now loads again Magritte and the associated presentation, and provides an example of how to embed it in the inspector.

If you inspect:

GLMMagrittePersonExample new

name: 'William Shakespeare';

address: 'Stratford-upon-Avon'

you get:

This is achieved through a method like this:

gtInspectorMagritteIn: composite

<gtInspectorPresentationOrder: 40>

composite magritte

title: 'Form';

display: [ self ]

See here a more thorough description:

http://www.humane-assessment.com/blog/adding-magritte-forms-in-gtinspector

Cheers,

Doru

On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 5:47 PM, Sean P. DeNigris <[hidden email]> wrote:

Sean P. DeNigris wrote
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> Tudor Girba-2 wrote
>> The editor should be provided if you load the
>> Glamour-Presentations-Magritte.
>> ...
>> You get a GLMMagrittePresentation and if you want to use it in the
>> inspector, you have to define your own extension that uses it.
> I'm sorry, I'm still not understanding... I only know how to hook into the
> inspector via
> <gtInspectorPresentationOrder: aNumber>
> . How does that relate to GLMMagrittePresentation? How specifically do I
> have a Magritte presentation appear by default in GT for an object? Is
> there an example or doc somewhere?

Bump. Did this message go through? I've asked a few times on Pharo Dev and
here...

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Sean P. DeNigris

May 21, 2015; 3:35pm

Re: Fwd: Magritte = Auto-GT Presentation

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Tudor Girba-2 wrote

Sorry for the slow response.
...
gtInspectorMagritteIn: composite
<gtInspectorPresentationOrder: 40>
composite magritte
title: 'Form';
display: [ self ]

Bravo! Well done! This is *so* useful. Thank you and keep it up :) You just saved me time, and more importantly a context switch in a project with a very tight deadline. There is definitely a beer (or several) in your future ;)

Cheers,
Sean