Well, I haven't tried all those actions, but if it helps in any way, the ones I usually use are:
grab
delete
copy text
submorphs
inspect
show actions
debug->
��� inspect morph
��� inspect model
��� browse morph class
��� browse model class
I don't see what the layout options do. I don't know much about layouts, so maybe this doesn't make sense, but... shouldn't the options for table layout be available only if the morph I'm dealing with has a table layout?�
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 5:58 PM, St�phane Ducasse
<stephane.ducasse@inria.fr> wrote:
**EXCELLENT**
truly excellent
Yes we try to sort that and get some cleaning.
> grab
> copy to paste buffer
> collapse
> delete
> copy text
> go behind
> add halo
> duplicate
> embed into->
> � � PasteUpMorph
> � � SystemWindow
> resize
> change color...
> drop shadow->
> � � show shadow
> � � shadow color...
> � � shadow offset...
> layout->
> � � no layout
> � � proportional layout
> � � table layout
> � � change layout inset...
> � � child layout->
> � � � � disable layout in tables
> � � � � horizontal resizing->
> � � � � � � rigid
> � � � � � � shrink wrap
> � � � � � � space fill
> � � � � vertical resizing->
> � � � � � � rigid
> � � � � � � shrink wrap
> � � � � � � space fill
> � � table layout->
> � � � � reverse table cells
> � � � � clip to cell size
> � � � � rubber band cells
> � � � � change cell inset...
> � � � � change min cell size...
> � � � � change max cell size...
> � � � � list direction->
> � � � � � � ...
> � � � � wrap direction->
> � � � � � � ...
> � � � � cell positioning->
> � � � � � � ...
> � � � � list centering->
> � � � � � � ...
> � � � � wrap centering->
> � � � � � � ...
> � � � � list spacing->
> � � � � � � ...
> � � � � cell spacing->
> � � � � � � ...
> provide clipping
> submorphs
??
> inspect
> explore
> browse hierarchy
??
> save morph in file
> attach to resource
??
> show actions
> debug->
> � � inspect morph
> � � inspect owner chain
> � � inspect model
> � � explore morph
> � � browse morph class
> � � browse model class
> � � explore view hierarchy
> � � call #tempCommand
??
> � � define #tempCommand
??
> open editing
> edit label...
>
> Cheers,
> Guille