On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 3:20 AM, St�phane Ducasse
<stephane.ducasse@inria.fr> wrote:
On May 15, 2009, at 12:04 AM, Hernan Wilkinson wrote:
> Hi,
> �we realized (after pharo crash) that there are some code changes
> that are not save to the changes file. Most of the are related to
> dynamically defining the "change".
Yes some are missing and the class definition in cs would be really
welcomed because doit for classdef is annoying.
I agree, but it has one downsize. Juan Manuel did that on Cuis, but then you can not port code from it to Pharo/Squeak.�
Of course the answer could be "who cares", but just raising an issue. Maybe having an option to turn on/off would be better until all use the same format..
�
Now when you see the state of the fileout code you want to run away.
One of these days we will have to fix that.
jeje, I'll see if I can help.
�
> �For example:
> � �1) when saving a method that references a non created class and
> after creating the class selecting "Define new class"
strange
> � �2) when saving a method that references a non declared instance
> variable and selecting "declare instance"
> � �3) categorizing methods using drag and drop
that strange because I imagine that normally catgeory changes are
captures and are funnel to a category and that this raises the
systemchangeNotifier.
So may be the browser short cuts some of the call
>
> �I could not find a reported bug on this issues... does anybody know
> if they are reported?
I remember that there is one issue but if you can complete it with
precise information this will help fixing it.
Ok, I will look again for the bug but if I can not find it I'll open a new one
Thanks!
Hernan�
Stef
>
> Thanks
> Hernan.
>
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