Thanks Johan, for your reply.
That's great that there is a path forward with Spec; I think I'll be able to
figure it out!
I'll have to dig deeper into updateList, because right now the only thing it
seems to do for me is clear any list selections, so I'm not sure if there is
supposed to be a r
Thanks Stephan, this is a very nice example of lots of Spec usage that I'm sure
I can learn a lot from!
As far as refreshing the list view, you did the same thing that I found to work
by using the ListModel>>items: message, which in your case was very natural
because you are creating a new, fil
In Pharo5, you can download Ancestry from the Catalog browser,
that provides an example of this. https://vimeo.com/158063568
Stephan
Hi Bob,
to answer your 2 questions briefly:
Yes, Spec is here to stay for good, and the idea is that it can compose any
kind of widgets, so with a bridge to OSWindow-SDL2 that should work as well.
When changing items in the list, you need to inform the widget of that. To do
that you need to ca
Hello,
It's been a while since I tried out Pharo. I always struggled with Morphic
UI's, but I noticed Spec and there seemed to be enough examples floating
around that I thought I'd give it another try.
Is Spec "here to stay?" Is it worthwhile to figure it out? It seems like
with the developing
