> is there a Grid / Table morph available?
John Pierce has recently published "SGrid" on SqueakMap. There are a 
couple of examples included on the class side of GridMorph.  The way 
it's used is to give GridMorph a list of data to display and 
instructions about how to display each column - for each column, either

    1)   a symbol representing a selector to run
    2)   a block
    3)   or an association from a title string to (1) or (2).

Have you seen the package "Skeleton" ? It includes a spreadsheet that 
might be useful to your needs.

You can install Skeleton from SqueakMap or 
http://languagegame.org:8080/ggame/11 It includes messy codes, but I 
guess just SkSheetTest and SkGridMorph are useful information. Though 
I should use more generic grid system...

Yet another tool that may be helpful for creating Grids and Tables is
the SqueakSource project, GuidedLayout. You can look at the project, 
or get the Monticello file from here:

http://kilana.unibe.ch:8888/GuidedLayout/

This set of classes subclass existing Morphic Layout classes and 
provide a way to make sensible grids, with easily understandable 
semantics. Several demos are included.

This set of classes subclass existing Morphic Layout classes and 
provide a way to make sensible grids, with easily understandable 
semantics. Several demos are included.