submit a fix.

I would like, but I have not found out how. I will take care of it and ask in mailing list.

Anyway, I am not sure if it was well integrated.

There was a conflict and I fully loaded your code. So I do not see how it could be different. 

But with computer science everything is possible.

I have just downloaded image 30593 and I can see in PackageTreeNautilusUI>>buildFirstColumn: line

^ firstColumn := PanelMorph new

it should be without instance variable:

^ PanelMorph new

Thanks,

Jura

El 24-11-2013, a las 17:21, St�phane Ducasse <stephane.ducasse@inria.fr> escribi�:

Cool.

Juraj could you fix the layout because it is not aligned and a bit too high, it should be probably based on the default font. 

Stef

On Nov 24, 2013, at 9:15 PM, Juraj Kubelka <juraj.kubelka@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Alexandre!

St�phane have just integrated it. You can download latest version and use it :-)

Just to let you know. You can write regular expressions in the input field. An useful example can be (everything is case insensitive):

^Roassal    � packages which start by name Roassal

^Roassal|Mondrian  � packages which start by name Roassal or contains name Mondrian (there is pipe | between the words)

^(Roassal|Mondrian)   

^Roassal|^Mondrian   � packages which start by name Roassal or by name Mondrian

^Ro.*Test    � any package which start by name Ro and contains word Test

Basically if someone writes regular expression which is not valid, it displays all packages.

Cheers,

Jura

El 24-11-2013, a las 11:16, Alexandre Bergel <alexandre.bergel@me.com> escribi�:

Hi!

I think the following should be part of Pharo:

SLICE-Issue-12179-Nautilus-Add-package-filter-input-box-JurajKubelka.1

I have been using for some times already and it works pretty well. I have also reviewed the code.

This slice makes me much much more productive.

Cheers,

Alexandre

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