[Pharo-project] DeprecationHistory
Hi all, One of my recents slice for preferences migration has made pharo nearly unusable because a lot of deprecation dialogs was opened for a single browser. Then, the user had to forbid the deprecation warnings in order to avoid these popups. Now, what about a non blocking window which is opened automatically when a deprecated method is run, but showing the list of recents deprecations ? A double click on a list item, et hop!, a browser is opened on the deprecated method. I've tried it on the last pharo image and it seems ok. With it, it is still always possible to let deprecation warning without having to close any dialog window. What do you think ? A screenshot is attached. Cheers Alain
2009/12/8 Alain Plantec <alain.plantec@free.fr>:
Hi all, One of my recents slice for preferences migration has made pharo nearly unusable because a lot of  deprecation dialogs was opened for a single browser. Then, the user had to forbid the deprecation warnings in order to avoid these popups.
Now, what about a non blocking window which is opened automatically when a deprecated method is run, but showing the list of recents deprecations ? A double click on a list item, et hop!, Â a browser is opened on the deprecated method. I've tried it on the last pharo image and it seems ok. With it, it is still always possible to let deprecation warning without having to close any dialog window. What do you think ?
A screenshot is attached. Cheers Alain
+1 I like the idea... Nicolas
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On 08.12.2009 23:28, Nicolas Cellier wrote:
2009/12/8 Alain Plantec<alain.plantec@free.fr>:
Hi all, One of my recents slice for preferences migration has made pharo nearly unusable because a lot of deprecation dialogs was opened for a single browser. Then, the user had to forbid the deprecation warnings in order to avoid these popups.
Now, what about a non blocking window which is opened automatically when a deprecated method is run, but showing the list of recents deprecations ? A double click on a list item, et hop!, a browser is opened on the deprecated method. I've tried it on the last pharo image and it seems ok. With it, it is still always possible to let deprecation warning without having to close any dialog window. What do you think ?
A screenshot is attached. Cheers Alain
+1 I like the idea...
Nicolas
+2 Even better if there's a button in each row to open a list of the methods that have been recorded as calling the deprecated version :D Henry
Henrik Sperre Johansen a écrit :
+2 Even better if there's a button in each row to open a list of the methods that have been recorded as calling the deprecated version :D
Henry
Hi Henry, Maybe something like that (see screenshot): Each root shows a deprecated method call. Here, 3 calls to the same deprecated method but from different paths. The occurence show how many time the deprecated method has been called with the same caller chain. 23 times for Try1>>call -> Try2>>call 2 times for Try2>>call 3 times for Try3>>call -> Try1>>call -> Try2>>call So, you see exactly which deprecated methods were called, from where and how many times. Alain
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alain this is cool. :) I want to reuse the code to enhance the classBrowser to see the documentation of the class in a file based view this is relate to what laurent is doing in seaside. On Dec 9, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Alain Plantec wrote:
Henrik Sperre Johansen a écrit :
+2 Even better if there's a button in each row to open a list of the methods that have been recorded as calling the deprecated version :D
Henry
Hi Henry, Maybe something like that (see screenshot):
Each root shows a deprecated method call. Here, 3 calls to the same deprecated method but from different paths. The occurence show how many time the deprecated method has been called with the same caller chain. 23 times for Try1>>call -> Try2>>call 2 times for Try2>>call 3 times for Try3>>call -> Try1>>call -> Try2>>call
So, you see exactly which deprecated methods were called, from where and how many times.
Alain
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From the standpoint of wanting to fix them, I really don't see the point in expanding the tree past the first level, but sure. As long as you have a right-click menu-item on each to open a browser on the method for easy fixing of the deprecated call site ;)
Personally, I'd prefer a tree like in the picture attached, to me at least that's more intuitive. Cheers, Henry On Dec 9, 2009, at 12:19 31PM, Alain Plantec wrote:
Henrik Sperre Johansen a écrit :
+2 Even better if there's a button in each row to open a list of the methods that have been recorded as calling the deprecated version :D
Henry
Hi Henry, Maybe something like that (see screenshot):
Each root shows a deprecated method call. Here, 3 calls to the same deprecated method but from different paths. The occurence show how many time the deprecated method has been called with the same caller chain. 23 times for Try1>>call -> Try2>>call 2 times for Try2>>call 3 times for Try3>>call -> Try1>>call -> Try2>>call
So, you see exactly which deprecated methods were called, from where and how many times.
Alain
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Hi Alain, It looks a pretty nice way to keep the developer informed, I like it. Cheers, Hernán 2009/12/8 Alain Plantec <alain.plantec@free.fr>:
Hi all, One of my recents slice for preferences migration has made pharo nearly unusable because a lot of  deprecation dialogs was opened for a single browser. Then, the user had to forbid the deprecation warnings in order to avoid these popups.
Now, what about a non blocking window which is opened automatically when a deprecated method is run, but showing the list of recents deprecations ? A double click on a list item, et hop!, Â a browser is opened on the deprecated method. I've tried it on the last pharo image and it seems ok. With it, it is still always possible to let deprecation warning without having to close any dialog window. What do you think ?
A screenshot is attached. Cheers Alain
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That's a great idea! Romain On Dec 8, 2009, at 11:18 PM, Alain Plantec wrote:
Hi all, One of my recents slice for preferences migration has made pharo nearly unusable because a lot of deprecation dialogs was opened for a single browser. Then, the user had to forbid the deprecation warnings in order to avoid these popups.
Now, what about a non blocking window which is opened automatically when a deprecated method is run, but showing the list of recents deprecations ? A double click on a list item, et hop!, a browser is opened on the deprecated method. I've tried it on the last pharo image and it seems ok. With it, it is still always possible to let deprecation warning without having to close any dialog window. What do you think ?
A screenshot is attached. Cheers Alain
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Alain Plantec -
Henrik Johansen -
Henrik Sperre Johansen
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Hernán Morales Durand -
Nicolas Cellier -
Romain Robbes -
Stéphane Ducasse