On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 6:09 PM, Alexandre Bergel <alexandre@bergel.eu>wrote:
I suppose you refer to the last time you enter your name on *other* image as if it is the same image, it won't ask for the full name as already have it.
Exact.
I think that someone (maybe you) asked for the capability of storing the full name on the computer disk and if found it will pre-fill the prompt.
That was an idea yes.
Would be nice
I can add this to the author code, but just need to ask if: - is there a convention for storing squeak/pharo settings e.g. in linux could be a .squeak/ or .pharo/ folder on the $HOME of the user. In windows I suppose that in my documents but I really don't use it so I don't know.
I would not rely on this. I usually have my images a bit everywhere. and move frequently them around.
- is there a convention for storing this files besides the image/changes/sources files. This is as the current pharo/squeak works, I think.
next to the image will make me happy.
But if you put that file in next to the image and you then have another image is probable it to be in a different directory.
- the preference browser has the capability of storing the preferences in a file. Maybe this could be reused and include the full name and try to read from there on first full name prompt.
Could be yes
Will be useful to other users to have this, supposing the they change image often, or the hassle of writing by hand once for image it is negligible?
It will be useful for me yes
Alexandre
Like this, I just have to press 'Ok'.
Alexandre
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