From: "Cees De Groot" <cdegroot at gmail.com>

> In my little Squeak's On Fire hack, it shows that ToolBuilder's MVC
> support is everything but complete:
> http://de-1.tric.nl:23000/errors?id=3311968772 and
> http://de-1.tric.nl:23000/failures?id=3311968772 show a large
> number of failing tests, these tests were created by Andreas to, err,
> 'highlight' the areas that still need attention :-)

I saw that a few days ago when you announced "Squeak on Fire"
and during the weekend I will look into that.

> As it would be nice to get the number of failing tests to zero, and as
of course

> I know that there are still people out there who are interested in MVC
> (and probably MVC tools that do better than wrapping Morphic windows
> inside MVC windows), is there anyone out there that wants to pick up
> the challenge of completing ToolBuilder's MVC support? As I understood
> from Andreas, it basically consists of a lot of hard work plus writing
> a tree control, so a juicy chunk of labour for an MVC guru...

There was a tree control in an earlier version of the MVC tool builder,
but for some reason it got lost. A preliminary version is still available
here:

http://www.bgaertner.gmxhome.de/ToolBuilderMVC.htm

I thought that this was also placed an SqueakSource, but I cannot
find it there - perhaps I do not remember that correctly at all.

> Any takers? Any suggestions what we should do if not? Junk MVC? Junk
> ToolBuilder? Junk the tests?

Greetings,
Boris