2014-12-14 22:14 GMT+01:00 Tommaso Dal Sasso <tommaso.dalsa...@gmail.com>: > > > On 14/12/14 21:44, stepharo wrote: > >> I got the same problem when I put an Halt pressing on any button leads to >> the opening of the same UI. >> I wonder if there is not an interaction between spec and the UI modal >> opening. >> I read the code of ImageModel and I did not find anything special. >> >> Yes, I thought as well that could be something regarding modal UI, but I > have so little knowledge of Spec and the way it interacts with Morphic that > I could not tell more. > OK, it works correctly if I put the dialog code inside a block and i fork > it, so probably the modal window blocks the way the action of the icon is > triggered. >
No, it is not related to spec, just the way the imagemodel adapter uses morphics click event for the action dispatching. You can simulate the same (buggy) behavior on pure morphic: |m| m:= Morph new. m on:#click send:#value to:[m confirm:'Really?']. m openInWorld. MouseClickEvent processing and modal dialogs don't work. > > I'll try to investigate more. > Thanks for the feedback, > > Tommaso > > > Stef. >> Le 14/12/14 20:26, Tommaso Dal Sasso a écrit : >> >>> I have a weird behavior building an interface with Spec. >>> >>> I have a window built with Spec, and I want to add a button that shows a >>> dialog with some text. >>> To display the dialog I use the following line: >>> >>> UIManager default longMessage: 'a text message' title: 'some title'. >>> >>> And I hooked this code to a widget through the #action: method. >>> The problem is: If I use a ButtonModel, the code behaves correctly >>> showing the dialog. >>> If I use an instance of the class ImageModel to display an icon, the >>> dialog is displayed but the interface "hangs", in the sense that the "ok" >>> button won't close the dialog and every click would spawn a new dialog. >>> >>> I would like to use an icon because it integrates better with the >>> interface. >>> Do you know if it is a bug or if I am doing something wrong? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Tommaso >>> >>> >>> P.s.: Steps to reproduce >>> >>> If you need a working example you can inspect the code on the bleeding >>> edge version of ShoreLine Reporter by following these instructions: >>> 1. download a recent Pharo 4 image; >>> 2. open a workspace and run: ConfigurationOfShoreLineReporter >>> loadBleedingEdge >>> 3. trigger an exception (for example by running 3/0 in a workspace). >>> 4. click 'Report' >>> 5. click the '?' button on the right side of the window. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > >
