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Re: Renaissance menus on OS X ?


From: Helge Hess
Subject: Re: Renaissance menus on OS X ?
Date: Fri, 03 Jan 2003 17:11:54 +0100
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Nicola Pero wrote:
Can I have a Pop-Up (with connections) in English and a Pop-Up (with connections) + a TextField (without connections) in Fench
for exemple.

I'm not sure what the question is, but nothing stops you from having a
separate .gsmarkup file for English, and a separate .gsmarkup file for
French if you so need (and if you have that much time to spend), exactly
in the same way as .gorm files.

I think the question is: do gsmodel files support conditionals ? This is what I meant with them being more "WO-like". Eg:

<var:if condition="NSApp.language" value="French">
  <popup/>
  <input type="text"/>
</var:if>
<var:if condition="NSApp.language" value="English">
  <popup/>
</var:if>

Currently gsmarkup files are exact descriptions of the resulting tree, but they could be templates which *create* the exact descriptions.

For example a repetition could create a toolbar row:

<hbox>
<var:foreach list="MyBundleManager.allPrefBundles" item="item">
  <button var:label="item.bundlePath.stringByDeletingLastPathComponent"/>
</var:foreach>
</hbox>

XUL does that with RDF datasources which is a bit weird. Eg XUL also allows something like "WO reusable components" with something called "XBL".

I'm didn't find a lot of time yet to play with R., but I plan to make some prototype that shows my idea ;-)

Greetings
  Helge





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