[Pharo-project] On Icons
David, this crashes the browser for traits. I think #browserIcon returning nil is also required in Trait/TraitDescription class. At least this works for me then. Bye Torsten -- Der GMX SmartSurfer hilft bis zu 70% Ihrer Onlinekosten zu sparen! Ideal für Modem und ISDN: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/smartsurfer
Hi david something I would love to have..... is a means to know whether a method is defined in multiple class or only the one I'm browsing. Because I'm always doing alt M and closing the window... when reading foreign code that I'm cleaning. Stef
something I would love to have..... is a means to know whether a method is defined in multiple class or only the one I'm browsing.
There is the annotation panel (to enable in the preferences) that shows this and other similar information. It slows everything down though. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
something I would love to have..... is a means to know whether a method is defined in multiple class or only the one I'm browsing.
There is the annotation panel (to enable in the preferences) that shows this and other similar information. It slows everything down though.
The main reason for the annotation panel to be so slow is that it accesses all change sets to find out from where the current methods origins... Actually, we could disable this access to the change sets in the Preferences: #defaultAnnotationRequests. If we just show whether there is one or more implementor of a method, then this will be much faster. We could introduce yet another icon for this. ;) David
Thanks.! Stef
something I would love to have..... is a means to know whether a method is defined in multiple class or only the one I'm browsing. There is the annotation panel (to enable in the preferences) that shows this and other similar information. It slows everything down though.
The main reason for the annotation panel to be so slow is that it accesses all change sets to find out from where the current methods origins... Actually, we could disable this access to the change sets in the Preferences: #defaultAnnotationRequests.
If we just show whether there is one or more implementor of a method, then this will be much faster. We could introduce yet another icon for this. ;)
David
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