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- EnyoFriend subclass: #HelloJtalk
- instanceVariableNames: 'count popup'
- category: 'HelloJtalk'!
- !HelloJtalk methodsFor: 'accessing'!
- count
- ^count
- ! !
- !HelloJtalk methodsFor: 'actions'!
- buttonClicked
- count := count + 1.
- self dollar input setValue: (self dollar input getValue, 'You clicked the button ', count asString, ' times so far').
- "Okidoki, why not throw up a popup?"
- popup openAtCenter
- !
- popupSelected: value
- "The user picked a value in the popup."
- self dollar input setValue: (self dollar input getValue, ' ', value)
- ! !
- !HelloJtalk methodsFor: 'initialization'!
- initialize
- "Create Enyo stuff and hook in callback blocks calling our action methods,
- very similar to how Seaside does it.
- Creating the templates for component construction
- is clearly simpler to do in js. Yes, we can use
- method temps inside the js code and ivars are accessed
- using this syntax:
- this['@ivarname']
- We can not easily mix in arbitrary Jtalk expressions in the js code, thus
- we use method temps for holding the blocks instead of embedding the blocks
- directly. Blocks are js functions which is really neat. And we can use:
- this._jtalkMessage()
- to send messages to self for embedding the result."
- | props block block2 |
- super initialize.
- count := 0.
- "Create a callback block to embed below."
- block := [self buttonClicked].
- "We need to go through a method temp (props) for doing js, just inlining it
- after 'enyo create:' does not work so js escaping is on the statement level
- and not on the expression level."
- <props = {
- kind: 'VFlexBox',
- components: [
- {kind: 'PageHeader', content: 'Jtalk Live'},
- {kind: "RowGroup", caption: "Rock on", components: [
- {kind: 'Input', components: [
- {kind: 'Button', caption: 'Click me', onclick: 'ablock'}]
- }]
- }],
- ablock: block}>.
- self ui: (enyo create: props).
- "If we like we can create a kind for the UI (then the props need a name EnyoHelloJtalk),
- but we do not have to in this case so this is commented out."
- "self kind: (enyo kind: props).
- <this['@ui'] = new EnyoHelloJtalk()>"
- "This Enyo popup instance is created and held in an ivar for later use."
- block2 := [:sender :value :old | self popupSelected: value].
- <props = {kind: "Popup", components: [
- {content: "Pick something you like a lot"},
- {kind: "ListSelector", onChange: "popupSelected", value: "Foo", items: ["Foo", "Bar", "Bot"]
- }],
- popupSelected: block2}>.
- popup := enyo create: props
-
- ! !
- !HelloJtalk class methodsFor: 'initialization'!
- initialize
- enyo log: 'Class initialized'
- ! !
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