Le 09/01/2016 10:32, Tudor Girba a écrit :
Hi,
Could you be specific? What exactly do you find less intuitive? To be able to react, it is useful to get concrete points.
Cheers, Doru
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"Value is always contextual."
This was my impression but I will try to list these things. First I find the improvements of Esteban good. - For the icons it is true that the text help a lot. As someone mention, just a setting to get or not the text is possible, but a least be able to get the text is important IMO. I use Intellij for java debugging and sometime I get a little lost when I see the icons because for a same icon there is two different actions between Pharo and Intellij. So I lose always some time waiting the popup. And I think that a lot of students that do Java will have the same problem. - I like that the stack is fully loaded in the Spec debugger. In general that doesn't add this much time to show all the stack and it's one more line to show useful information. - On thing that I really don't like is to get 4 lines with the code of a block in the stack. This is too much space I think. And because of this we have a large horizontal scroll bar that we could avoid with a limite in character. I miss the fact that we had the name of the class on the line of a block in the Spec debugger. For example I will join a screen with a block. I would prefer something like: In GLMMorphicTabulatorRenderer: [ :index :each | each hasId ifTrue:... ] And if you use FTTable you will not even get the horizontal scrollbar, so it's useless to get 4 long lines of the block if we cannot see half of it. - There is no way to close the inspector if we miss click - I liked the separation between attributes and parameter/temp. I think that it was more readable. Before I could had a global overview of both easily. Now I have to scroll down to see the attributes. But for this one maybe I prefer the old one by habits. - The context menu of the spec debugger have more useful options (Suggestions, Code searchâ¦) These are the things that come in my mind. But maybe I missed some since the fact that I found the old debugger more intuitive was a feeling. It's hard to define why we have a feeling. -- Cyril Ferlicot http://www.synectique.eu 165 Avenue Bretagne Lille 59000 France
