On Sat, 30 Mar 2019 at 20:25, Tim Mackinnon <tim@testit.works> wrote:
You - know, this has made me realise that I donât understand the difference between #messages and #implementors in Spotter? In my haste Iâve always jumped on the latter (as its first in the spotter list) - and implementors has much more methods. So thats a good tip.
In realising this now, Iâm wondering how you easily jump down the sections with the keyboard on OSX - help says cmd-shift-down but it appears to not work (maybe a regression?).
Try... wrap #m but that is a bit insider knowledge and easy to miss. Perhaps showing this shortcut in the heading would help... "#Messages (#m) nnn/NNN" I took a poke at doing that, browsing senders of #spotterOrder: I found... CompiledMethod>>spotterForMessagesFor: aStep <spotterOrder: 12> aStep listProcessor title: 'Messages'; allCandidates: [ self messages asSortedCollection collect: [:each | GTSelector new name: each ] ]; filter: GTFilterSubstring But as a test changing the title to 'Messages x' is not reflected when I next open Spotter. Any clues where the "#Messages (#m) nnn/NNN" would be made? cheers -ben