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Bernat Romagosa |
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Hi list,
I've a formula that lets you select among a couple of tags (or add a new tag) as follows: (formula selectOn: #tags) allTags is a local variable that gets populated with all tags of all entries in the database. The problem is that, no matter which tags I select, the resulting object's tag list always includes all tags, and I can't figure out why... :(
Any help on where to look or what may I be doing wrong will be greatly appreciated, thanks a lot! Bernat Romagosa.
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Bernat Romagosa |
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My bad, sorry... the answer to this was that I'm plain stupid and forgot I had wrongly implemented an accessor... ¬_¬'
2011/6/6 Bernat Romagosa <[hidden email]> Hi list, |
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Nicolas Petton |
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Le mercredi 08 juin 2011 à 15:23 +0200, Bernat Romagosa a écrit :
> My bad, sorry... the answer to this was that I'm plain stupid and > forgot I had wrongly implemented an accessor... ¬_¬' Glad you fixed it :-) Next time I'll find some time sooner to read emails. Nico > > 2011/6/6 Bernat Romagosa <[hidden email]> > Hi list, > > > I've a formula that lets you select among a couple of tags (or > add a new tag) as follows: > > > (formula selectOn: #tags) > multiple: true; > label: 'Tags:'; > options: allTags; > addRow: [ :e | > (e a) > text: 'New tag'; > action: [ > formula > show: self formulaForNewTag > onAnswer: [ :ans | > ans > ifNotNil: [ > allTags add: ans key ] ] ] ]. > > > allTags is a local variable that gets populated with all tags > of all entries in the database. > > > The problem is that, no matter which tags I select, the > resulting object's tag list always includes all tags, and I > can't figure out why... :( > > > Any help on where to look or what may I be doing wrong will be > greatly appreciated, thanks a lot! > > > Bernat Romagosa. > > -- Nicolas Petton http://www.nicolas-petton.fr |
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