Hi Adrian I will integrate your suggestion. Now I looked at all the Users of FontChooser and I tried to get one AbstractSettingDeclaration>>getFont ^ FontChooser openWithWindowTitle: 'Font for ' , self name for: self setSelector: #realValue: getSelector: #realValue does not work Then I looked at all the Users of FontChooserMorph openWithWindowTitle: titleString for: anObject setSelector: setSelector getSelector: getSelector "FontChooser openWithWindowTitle: 'Choose the Menu Font' for: Preferences setSelector: #setMenuFontTo: getSelector: #standardMenuFont" is doing a reference to Preferences? Alain will probably fix that. Stef

It seems you cannot open a FontChooser like this because it expects a setSelector, getSelector, and a receiver.

See for instance the call in the method #chooseCodeFont.

If called by FontChooser class>>open, some code fails that expects these selectors and receiver being initialized. So maybe we should just delete #open?!

Cheers, Adrian

On Jan 1, 2010, at 18:14 , Stéphane Ducasse wrote:

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Hi guys

Apparently FontChooser open raise an error

http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/list?thanks=1728

Stef

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On Jan 3, 2010, at 9:03 PM, Alain Plantec wrote:

Stéphane Ducasse a écrit :

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Hi

Adrian I will integrate your suggestion. Now I looked at all the Users of FontChooser and I tried to get one

AbstractSettingDeclaration>>getFont ^ FontChooser openWithWindowTitle: 'Font for ' , self name for: self setSelector: #realValue: getSelector: #realValue

does not work

yes it works. It is used by the setting browser.

Ok I was just executing the expression stupidly

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Then I looked at all the Users of FontChooserMorph

openWithWindowTitle: titleString for: anObject setSelector: setSelector getSelector: getSelector "FontChooser openWithWindowTitle: 'Choose the Menu Font' for: Preferences setSelector: #setMenuFontTo: getSelector: #standardMenuFont"

is doing a reference to Preferences?

It is the comment which was showing an example. I will change this example.

Yes this was my point because soon bye bye Preferences :)

Alain

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