On 2011-02-10 08:12, Bardur Arantsson wrote: [--snip--]
Immediate plans: [--snip--]
Oh, and I forgot: Widget composability. I'm not really sure how best to proceed with this and whether it's really necessary. The current "workaround" is to have ordinary Haskell functions (running in the CallbackM monad) which take a set of event handlers as callbacks and which return a container widget. Something like: mkMyLastNameFormWidget :: CallbackM -> CallbackM Panel mkMyLastNameFormWidget onChange = do p <- mkPanel label <- mkLabel "Last name:" input <- mkInput addToPanel p label addToPanel p input return p Getting at the "composed" state is not trivial, though. Currently that would require mkMyLastNameFormWidget to also return the "input" widget which would break encapsulation. Cheers,