Hi Torsten,
People are saying that they do not want to have the Catalog Projects displayed
by default (before you type anything). This makes the opening of Spotter slower.
Another option is to provide an intermediary object. For example, how would it
be if we would dive in the Catalog Browser o
In Pharo 4.
I'm writing a ui in spec and I want to be able to select and open a file on
a button click.
I can see one example in polymorph but I don't know if that can be used from
spec.
Or am I missing something obvious?
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because its simpler to understand and because I made it work the way I
wanted faster than the Rubric alternatives.
For example finding the cursor position for a RubScrolledTextMorph is even
worse and is located at textArea selectionInterval which I did not even
find by myself because the name woul
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Hello Dimitris,
Why do you use TextMorph and not RubScrolledTextModel or RubTextFieldMorph ?
Cheers
Alain
> On 11 Nov 2015, at 16:28, Dimitris Chloupis wrote:
>
> and to answer my own question the answer is
>
> TextMorph editor pointIndex.
>
> And now I can create a specia
and to answer my own question the answer is
TextMorph editor pointIndex.
And now I can create a specialized input field only for time that
automatically formats to HH:MM:SS
On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 3:21 PM Dimitris Chloupis
wrote:
> At first I thought that TextMorph>>cursor would return me the
> One thing that slows down spotter is the fact that we display now all entries
> from the world menu, which we should change.
> Also the extension for CatalogBrowser does an HTTP request every time one
> opens spotter. I am for changing this, or
> at least for not displaying the CatalogBrowser
Hi,
It was chosen a while ago that the Global shortcuts are checked first, before
the local ones. The local ones propagate from bottom to top. The idea here was
to guarantee global behavior, such as Shift+Enter for popping out things like
Spotter. I was not happy about that, but that was the ch
>
> Hi,
>
> I am totally against it because it's too much time to open it with the
> spotter. A shortcut need to be a shortcut. If I need to open it via the
> Spotter, I will use the mouse because it's the same time.
> One more reason, when the image become too big sometime, the Spotter
> need some
At first I thought that TextMorph>>cursor would return me the position of
the cursor relative to its text so if I have a text like "hello" and cursor
(that blinking thing) was at "o" it would return 6 but no, whatever
position I try it returns always 1 . With rubric I found no way to do this
either
Le 11/11/2015 11:46, Tudor Girba a écrit :
> I actually think we should disable those shortcuts.
>
> The reason is that they “pollute" the global shortcut space: for example, you
> can now not use Cmd+o for any custom action in your own window, and that is
> less than ideal.
>
> The alternative
Thanks Dimitris for your nice words
Cheers,
Alexandre
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> On Nov 11, 2015, at 4:10 AM, Dimitris Chloupis wrote:
>
> Yeap this is perfect . I even tried
On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 11:46 AM, Tudor Girba wrote:
> I actually think we should disable those shortcuts.
>
> The reason is that they “pollute" the global shortcut space:
Well they are global shortcuts, so that's to be expected.
> for example, you can now not use Cmd+o for any custom action i
Ehm, or maybe fix event dispatch so it works properly?
It should always end up testing for event handling By the leaf morph at the
given event position and work its way up if unhandled, not check top-down like
the change to dispatchEvent:with: has ended up doing...
Cheers,
Henry
> On 11 Nov 201
Hi,
The only similarity is the need to have a more scriptable API for widgets.
Other than that, the two engines have different goals and structure: Glamour is
for browsers, Spec is for declarative user interfaces.
Cheers,
Doru
> On Nov 11, 2015, at 11:58 AM, Dimitris Chloupis wrote:
>
> how
how come Spec does not unite with Glamour and vice versa if the goals are
similar ?
On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 12:22 PM Tudor Girba wrote:
> The same type of fluid interface is available in Glamour.
>
> That is why this quick prototyping has to make it in the base layer, not
> just in the libraries
I actually think we should disable those shortcuts.
The reason is that they “pollute" the global shortcut space: for example, you
can now not use Cmd+o for any custom action in your own window, and that is
less than ideal.
The alternative is to use Spotter to spawn windows. The interesting thin
The same type of fluid interface is available in Glamour.
That is why this quick prototyping has to make it in the base layer, not just
in the libraries that are built on top (like Glamour or Spec).
Doru
> On Nov 10, 2015, at 10:16 PM, Dimitris Chloupis wrote:
>
> yes the dynamic building of
2015-11-11 10:45 GMT+01:00 Peter Uhnák :
> Hi,
>
> currently to open a Playground via shortcut one has to type +o+w,
> that's because it used to open Workspace.
> However since it now opens Playground the shortcut is no longer
> appropriate.
>
> So can we change it to +o+p?
> (This shortcut is cur
Hi,
currently to open a Playground via shortcut one has to type +o+w,
that's because it used to open Workspace.
However since it now opens Playground the shortcut is no longer appropriate.
So can we change it to +o+p?
(This shortcut is currently occupied by Monticello Browser, but that can be
mov
On 10-11-15 21:18, Dimitris Chloupis wrote:
Delphi continued with the new company but since
the new company has nowhere near the resources of Borland the decided to
embrace .NET while keeping VCL around purely for compatibility reasons. Now
Delphi works on .NET which follow a very similar design
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