Thats a great set of observations Richard - I think I'd want it to work like
you have described too - probably showing an inherited method in a light grey
to indicate its inherited (but dark enough so you can compare it to the one on
the other side.
I could potentially forsee an option where yo
OK, so I tried Class-diff in Pharo 11. I noticed two issues.
(1) I expected it to work like kdiff3, where scrolling scrolls both panes.
I'm so used to flying around differences using
Next/Previous/Last/First Difference buttons that I do very little
scrolling in kdiff3, but when I do scroll, it doe
Pharo 12 or 13 or 11
Pharo 9 is quite old
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> On 24 Jul 2024, at 04:06, Richard O'Keefe wrote:
>
> Thanks for the advice about Spec2.
> I was keen to try Class-diff out, so I fired up Pharo, followed the
> installation instructions with no problems, and then tried the
> example.
> The example
Thanks for the advice about Spec2.
I was keen to try Class-diff out, so I fired up Pharo, followed the
installation instructions with no problems, and then tried the
example.
The example got a run-time error, and I expect that it's because the
Pharo release I fired up was Pharo 9.
Which release(s)
Hi Tim,
I know Guille has been working with Metacello issues, but I don't know if
specifically on this.
But for me, it is correct that by default package loading is not logged by
Epicea.
Let me know if you open an issue and I will take a look.
Hernán
El lun, 22 jul 2024 a las 16:08, Tim Mackinno
Thanks for your nice feedback Richard, I will sketch something and see how
it goes.
About learning Spec2, for me, the best resource is to directly use the
image examples. In the main menu, you have "Help -> Spec 2 demo" and "Help
-> Spec 2 examples". And you also have the book in
https://github.co
That's a very nice tool. There are two tweaks I'd like to see.
Two classes having methods with the same *name* isn't the same as two
classes having the same *method*.
When the two classes have a method with the same name, there are at
least three possibilities:
- The methods are the same method
This looks interesting, and I will definitely check it out.
As a small side query - i've noticed a few times now that people are giving
load instructions like :
EpMonitor disableDuring: [
Metacello new
I understand that this de-clutters the work history, so its much easier track
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