On 4 April 2013 15:45, Esteban Lorenzano <estebanlm@gmail.com> wrote:
really? please, add an issue in the tracker and submit a slice, as everybody else.
calm down, we're just discussing here. I provided code here intentionally for nay-sayers like you to try it and to check if it not breaks something else (your workflow).
Esteban, Having a new Browser in Pharo 2.0 is a big change. Everyone needs to get used to it. And I agree it is probably a good thing. But ⦠there are some things that worked better in OB that I don't want to loose. There are a lot of people annoyed by how it works nowâ¦. but I think the mailing list is about exchanging arguments not about deciding. So I do not like that you try to end the discussion by shouting: the defaults will not change. So here I will add a new argument. Your argument about other languages is a valid point, but only holds if Smalltalk is similar as other languages. Why does this "enter" annoys me? Because in some cases it replaces my code by garbage. At least when I type a method invocation that does not exist yet, it replaces it by an existing method. And this is repeatable. So when you go back (using backspace and typing it again, because it also adds before the things I typed) and the press enter again, it does the same replacement. So there is a difference here between smalltalk and other languages. When I do test-driven development (that I do a lot), I first write my test, invoking a lot of methods that do not exist yet. I do not do this in another language, because my environment isn't good enough then.