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Re: Tip for using Compound Widgets [message #31945 is a reply to message #31710] Thu, 29 August 2002 10:51 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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Rob Preece (Rob.Preece@msfc.nasa.gov) writes:

> Good grief! You are *this* close to creating a 'command macro' language
> for your widget objects (something I have been thinking about for some
> time, I might add!). All that is needed is a way to store lists of
> commands, so that they could be replayed at any time. It would be nice to
> edit, store and recall these lists. Finally, think about a *recordable*
> widget program: hit a button, and the following user actions are saved as
> a list of commands, to be available for later replay...

I think you are talking about my LinkedList object
and the LinkedList editor, that is built, but not
available to the public. :-)

Actually, the system we are building does all the
things you mention and more. To "process" an image,
we store "process" objects in its container. You
can add them, remove them, change their order, etc.

We are torn, at the moment, between wanting to become
famous by writing a book that explains all this, or
to become rich by writing programs with the system.
I'll let you know the next time you are in Fort
Collins. :-)

Cheers,

David

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