Hi there!

I have some difficulties to create a morph, which shows me simply all elements of an array inside that morph.

my morph has an instance var called myArray.

now the morph should simply show the contents of myArray.

and here my confusion start. I don't want to reprogram PluggableListMorph. But I don't get this thing to use myArray. I guess PluggableListMorph want's to have a model. Or?

So I should the MVC stuff, or?

I did some morphic tutorials, but none of these showed me, how to build a more complex morph. There are rectangles, drag and drop and so on.

But there is nothing like: here is a collection, now show me all elements of that collection inside a morph (as a list).

In my understanding, I would build a classic MVC-triple. But as i understood Morphic, there is no need for classic MVC anymore. So I am badly confused.

My realisation so far:

BorderedMorph subclass: #MenschMorph instanceVariableNames: 'liste' classVariableNames: '' poolDictionaries: '' category: 'UserObjects'

initialize | c m| super initialize. self extent: 50@50. self position: 50@50. self color: Color white. self liste: #('name' 'alter' 'huhu'). c := 1. liste do: [:each | m := TextMorph new openInWorld. m position: self position + (1@c*10). c:= c+1. self addMorph: m. ].

Now i would write some manipulation stuff for 'liste'. I would delete all the TextMorphs and simply redraw them, but with my manipulated list as new 'input'.

And that feels damn wrong to me. How to proceed?

My goal should be a Morph, which shows me simply the contens of a list. The Morph should update itself, when i manipulate the list. Classic MVC for me. Am I right?

So long, Stephan