Yes I use it all the time. I find it more usable than Algernon or even Working Set when I'm looking for class refs/method users. In O2, there is a help text by default which sums up the syntax: - AClass (starting with upper case) when looking for a class - aMethod (starting with lower case) when looking for a method - #AClass, references to AClass - #aMethod, senders of aMethod - 'hello world', look for substring 'hello world' in method strings Very good to know. Thank you for the explanation. It is indeed very helpful. If it stays in the standard browser (I am using the images how they are delivered...) such a help text would be great.
Helps with "learning/discovering by using" which at least for me is the way to go in a modern IDE. Reading a manual is a nice concept, but I usually don't apply it :-/ Best Stefan
Of course it is also completion-enabled :)
It would be cool if it had a shorcut for Siblings, like in WorkingSet - !AClass - !aMethod
It's also true that it eats space for each browser. I think it's should be easy to put a unique search field in a task bar. As part of my Morphic experiments, I played a bit with this idea. As an example, you can perform the following in a workspace (unfortunately it opens two browsers, but should be difficult to tweak).
(OBMercuryQuery from: '''hello''' panel: (OBPanel new browser: SystemBrowser default browserClass open model)) find
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