Excellent!

Alexandre
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On Jan 16, 2015, at 10:59 AM, Marcus Denker <marcus.denker@inria.fr> wrote:

Hi,

Now GTInspector can inspect objects that use custom Slot definitions.


create a class with he TestSlot (where the ivar lives in the Slot instance and is thus shared
over all instances of A):

Object subclass: #A
slots: { #iv => TestSlot }
classVariables: {  }
category: ���Playground'


Inspect

A new

change ���iv��� to value (e.g. 5).

inspect another  "A new���

==> it should show the value as 5.

Thus both reading and writing now is done via the Slot. (as such this require just a very simple change in GT, of course).

The GT support of course needs to be improved later: 

-> we need a view that shows the object ���as it really is��� (keep in mind, this object has no VM level instance variable!).
-> In the view with the slots they should annotated so we see that it is a slot and can easily navigate to the slot definition
-> ��� I am sure more will be obvious as soon as we use it.

Marcus