The best would be to have what Amber does have with Helios: Markdown based documentation, including clickable links. The fact that Amber runs in a browser is obviously helpful. Now, nothing prevents a click in the documentation pane to let one go to such a link. But opening a link in a browser is platform dependent. So, maybe the best bet would be to wait until Pharo gets a new TextModel and leverage that. This wouldn't solve the non cross platform link open tough. A temporary fix would be to select a text in the comment pane, right click on it and have an "open in web browser" thing in the menu, leading to whatever is needed to open a link. Phil On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 8:54 PM, kilon <thekilon@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
So coming back to my original question , I assume the answer is a "No".
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