On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 11:06 AM, St�phane Ducasse <stephane.ducasse@inria.fr> wrote:
Ben
this is gorgeous :)
simply gorgeous.
This opens a lot of possibilities.
of course I do :)
> I hope you will enjoy it, and as usual if you have cool ideas, let me know ;)
� � � � - I imagine that we will be able to have multiple methods not compiled so the red border/corner should be more important.
� � � � - Now may be when a method is pinned down we should get a slight grey background.
� � � � - right clicking on a method could open and pin automatically a method.
� � � � - I should try it.
� � � � � � � � one important point is to now where a free (non pinned method will show up)
� � � � - may be we should use the coral syntax for methods
� � � � or add decoration so that we know in which class the method belongs to
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� � � � because the help text is not that efficient to show the location- I would also love different display layouts to choose: horizontal, vertical, rows/columns, etc :)�
- may be t would be good to have a way not to open extra methods when we have already 3 or 4 but to replace a free one.
Stef
> Ben
> Hello guys :)
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> I just wanted to show you the new feature I just finished to implement into Nautilus: the multi methods edition
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> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24369478/MultiMethods.mov
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> The video is quite short (1min) but it will be integrated soon in the image so ;)
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> Some explanation:
> � � � - now you can "pin" a text area, it will "freeze" the context, so you can edit it and save it without problems
> � � � - you can have a many as wanted
> � � � - the scroll pane is a bit clever to always keep the maximum size for the current edition (but there are splitters, so you can set it as you want)
> � � � - you can "unpin" a text area, and it closes it (to add: check if there are pending changes)
> � � � - the glitch about the color is the video has been fixed already (but I am too lazy to make another video ^^)
> � � � - the frozen area get a help text which tells the method the source code comes from
> � � � - the corresponding button have the same help text
> � � � - clicking on the button jump to the method
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