Slava,
I'd like to have a clickable "button" in a help article. I've been hunting
around in the examples and documentation but it's not clear to me how to
achieve this sort of effect.
There have been various times in the past when I've thought it would be nice
to embed a gadget in a documentation article. While I know that this is
technically possible since the help system is gadgets all the way down, do
you think it's a feasible feature?
I'm thinking of something along the lines of a markup element like this:
{ $gadget [ "xterm" [ drop "xterm" try-process ] ] }
As for my immediate needs, I don't need full gadget embeddability. Just a way
to run some action associated with an object type.
I figured out how to add stuff to the "right click" menu for my class of
objects:
TUPLE: xyz ;
[ xyz? ] \ the-action H{ } define-operation
I'm just unsure of how to have that "operation" be reflected in a presentation
in a help article.
Any hints appreciated!
Ed
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