good work!! it looks interesting. have you looked at codebubbles for some ideas?
http://www.cs.brown.edu/people/acb/codebubbles_site.htm
I have a question about this: "They visually represent system components such
as packages, classes, methods, developers, and workspaces."
can you visually represent instances too?
Hi simon, thanks for the comments!Oh, i'll change this!�On Jun 7, 2010, at 1:41 PM, Simon Denier wrote:Hi FernandoAlready lots of good stuff in your app. It looks *very* good and it feels quite good. I especially like the toolbar and the icons, as well as the shape toolbar which appears when overing over a shape (the "appear" effect is too long though).For this first release i've introduced a long delay in the fadein animation, because for novice users the menu-toolbar will be used, but once you learn the keyboard shortcuts to most common operations you don't need it anymore. Also the menu-toolbar intention is to present what operations are available on the focused shape.In the next version a Control panel will be available to modify the behavior of widgets, icons, �toolbars and the sytem.�Is it possible to import/develop existing packages/classes into Gaucho? That would be a cool way to go beyond BankAccount for people who want to try it on larger scale �:)Yes! using the search widget you can import �packages, classes and methods present in the image.For external you need to still use Gofer or Monticello outside Gaucho.This is how i actually code Gaucho within Gaucho.For the usage of the search widget Look at the screencast named�Searching and workspaces (�http://gaucho.inf.usi.ch ).�Sequence of actions:cmd-t: for opening the toolbarnavigate to the search buttonpress enter.type the name of the package, class or method.�For importing a package "family", ( for example Gaucho-Core, Gaucho-Morphic, etc...) type Gacho*.the widget auto completes entries, and is smart enough to filter accordingly. (it is still a litte slow, so dont type fast please).press enter when the desired match is found.�the imported shape is highlighted in the pampas.Thanks for the feedback,Fernando<ATT00001..txt>On 7 juin 2010, at 00:22, Fernando olivero wrote:Hi Pharo programmers!_______________________________________________We are �happy to announce that Gaucho 1.0 is released.Gaucho is a direct manipulation environment for software.�If you want to try it out go to http://gaucho.inf.usi.ch/ .Gaucho1.0 works in Pharo1.0.In the releases section you'll find the installation script , and a description of all the features of Gaucho1.0.Any �feedback you are willing to provide is welcomed!�In the website you will find a bug issue tracker and the mailing list description.�Or you can also send us an email for any other purpose, such as demo-request or inquiries about the Gaucho project.Hope you enjoy using it as much as we do! �Fernando OliveroUniversity Of Luganopd: �Be ready for the next version, with many improvements and added features! Soon to come.pd2: (Extract from the web page)--------------------------------------------------Version:�1.0Features included in this version:
- Direct manipulation of Classes, methods and packages
- Easily perform rename refactorings of classes and methods
- Draggable arrows for manipulating the inheritance relationships between classes
- Creating and runing tests for all the classes in the system
- Creating workspaces for taking snapshots of the current pampas
- Smart searching for any object in the system
- Keyboard shortcuts associated to the most important operations
- Logging all the changes to the system
- Saving/Loading developers and workspaces to the default local directory
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