[Seaside] WATagBrush subclass ZurbGenericTag ...change tag dynamically?
gettimothy
gettimothy at zoho.com
Wed Mar 21 09:39:25 UTC 2018
Hi all.
I am creating the analog of the bootstrap framework for Squeak using the Zurb Foundation framework
https://foundation.zurb.com/frameworks-docs.html
Its coming along nicely and I am thinking ahead to the refactoring phase...
And it would be helpful if I could change the
WATagBrush subclass: #ZurbGenericTag
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Zurb-Core-Canvas'
the tag method returns:
tag
^ 'div'
Methods on that, model the bootstrap with lots of beFoo methods that set the class='bar' and others that set the self attributeAt:'funky' put:'town'
Here's the issue. For the Accordian thingy, the docs here: https://foundation.zurb.com/sites/docs/accordion.html#basics
read in part:
The container for an accordion needs the class .accordion, and the attribute data-accordion. Note that in these examples, we use a <ul>, but you can use any element you want.
Now, the question.
I am subclassing UnorderedList instead of the GenericTag.
WAUnorderedListTag subclass: #ZurbAccordianTag
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Zurb-Core-Canvas-Containers'
At this stage that means some duplicate "beFoo" methods between the two things.
For simplicity reasons, I don't want to re-invent the wheel, but want to keep the example framework (example Browser in bootstrap app) closely aligned to the online documentation.
However, if I can dynamically change the
tag ^'div'
on the ZurbGenericTag
to
tag ^'ul'
then I can centralize those methods in ZurbGenericTag, make ZurbAccordianTag a subclass of it and use the "dynamic change the tag'....
Or...why not just override the method?
Good idea? Bad Idea?
thx
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