Hi Torsten,

Great job.

Some feedback about the extensions:

- I saw that you figured out the new feature of searching with spotter from the inspector without any public announcement. Did you figure it out from the code of GT or by seeing an example? In any case, very nice :).

- use "composite pharoPlayground" only when you want syntax highlighting and code completion for Pharo code. Otherwise, use "composite text"

- in:

Gofer new��

smalltalkhubUser: 'Moose' project: 'GToolkit';

package: 'GT-InspectorExtensions-Pillar';

load

you get extensions for working with files. See here:

http://www.humane-assessment.com/blog/writing-pillar-books-with-the-gtinspector

- it also includes a basic syntax highlighting in FileReference>>gtInspectorPillarIn:, and in Class>>gtInspectorPillarCommentIn:.

- now that the inspector and spotter are part of Pharo, we can move these extensions directly into Pillar.�� The only problem is that this syntax highlighting is based on PetitParser, so we would have to add a dependency from Pillar to PetitParser. What do you think?

Cheers,

Doru

On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 2:39 AM, Torsten Bergmann <astares@gmx.de> wrote:

Pillar config is updated and now available in config browser in Pharo 4:

��- more classes are commented
��- new baseline 0.20-baseline with version 0.20 for Pharo 4.0
��- includes Pillar-Pharo-Tools package instead of (deprecated) Pillar-PharoInspector as EyeInspector is a thing of the past
�� to now support GTInspector and GTSpotter with icons in Pharo 4
��- additionally I wanted to update to STON 0.10 but had to step back to 0.9 of STON
�� until Sven makes the config available in SS3 and STHub

So if you are on Pharo 4 you can:

��1. Load "Pillar" from Config browser
��2. Parse and inspect pillar document like this

�� (PRDocumentParser parse: '%This is a commented line
|C1|C2
|C3|C4

Some text

# list item 1
# list item 2
') inspect

The GT inspector allows you to browse the different formats like Pillar, HTML, Markdown, Text and LaTeX.
If you click on the lightbulb Spotter at the top right of the GT inspector a new spotter will open
allow you to search in the current document item.

You can use spotter to dive into the document structure.

Attached is a screenshot.

Bye
T.

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