[Seaside] canvas translator & new version of Seafox

[Gastón Dall' Oglio]

Thanks! I learn VERY fast about Seaside coding watching some web page and
Seafox generated code side by side (and later I back to the seaside book to
check the lesson;).

2011/9/9 Larry White <ljw1001 at gmail.com>

> This is very cool. Thanks!
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 5:27 AM, Nick Ager <nick.ager at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> As ever putting code out it in the wild has revealed a few bugs:
>> * pasting a large snippet of html, would stop the the translation working
>> back between tags with the "loading" message appearing.
>> * unmapped attributes weren't quote escaped.
>>
>> If you've tried it and just saw "loading" when flipping tabs, try again -
>> I've uploaded a new version and it should be fixed.
>>
>> Explanation:
>> I was using an ajax get request - which encoded the render method. The get
>> string became too large and was failed by the front-end web-server to
>> seasidehosting.st (apache?)
>> Changing to an ajax post and ensuring I had the latest Seaside code fixed
>> the problem (see http://code.google.com/p/seaside/issues/detail?id=651)
>>
>> Nick
>>
>>
>> On 9 September 2011 09:15, radoslav hodnicak <rh at 4096.sk> wrote:
>>
>>> hey, this is pretty useful (the FFplugin too), thanks!
>>>
>>> rado
>>>
>>> On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 8:02 AM, Nick Ager <nick.ager at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > Hi,
>>> > I've been working on an html -> canvas translator. Have a look at:
>>> > http://seafox.seasidehosting.st and click on "Canvas translator". Then
>>> in
>>> > another browser tab bring up your favourite web page
>>> > (e.g. http://www.seaside.st/) highlight a section and copy. Then
>>> return to
>>> > the "Canvas Translator" and paste into the text box below the default
>>> > "Rendered html" tab. Be amazed as the html is automatically translated
>>> into
>>> > Seaside canvas rendering methods. All the tabbed views are editable and
>>> you
>>> > can switch between them, allowing you to edit in one and see the
>>> translation
>>> > in another. For example try editing some raw html and flip to the
>>> canvas
>>> > view to see the translation to canvas methods.
>>> > The translator is based on the parser I created for the Seafox Firefox
>>> > plug-in. You can download a new version of the plug-in. Improvements
>>> > include:
>>> > * Code formatting better conforms to Seaside's coding conventions.
>>> > * The plug-in now creates an editable syntax highlighted translation
>>> (if the
>>> > translation isn't highlighted by again - there's an occasional weird
>>> > first-time only bug)
>>> > * There's a small test-suite for the parser
>>> > You can load the code into your Seaside image with:
>>> > Gofer it
>>> > squeaksource: 'Seafox';
>>> >   package: 'ConfigurationOfSeafox';
>>> >   load.
>>> > (ConfigurationOfSeafox project version: '0.2-baseline') load.
>>> > Note: I've tested mainly on the Mac in Safari. I'd be interested to
>>> hear
>>> > different platform browser combinations work.
>>> > Nick
>>> >
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