Indeed, a step forward.
UIManager is a quite focussed facade. Perhaps the "unusual" usages of
MenuMorph can
be analysed as to their main intent.
Regards, Gary
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Gary
What I mean is that there are a lot of places where MenuMorph is hardcoded
and the UIManager does not have a chance
to take control. I imagine that this is for this reason that guillermo
proposed this change.
Stef
> Not sure what you mean but I'd expect high-level interactions to not ask
> for a menuClass.
> Still, in headless case, with this, it is possible to provide a suitable
> replacement.
>
> Regards, Gary
>
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> Hi gary
>
> I was reading
>
http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/detail?id=3728> which converts MenuMorph new -> UIManager default menuClass
>
> And I was wondering:
> - UIManager regulate coarse grained interaction
>
> - UITheme takes into account settings
>
> Now UIManager does not provide handy MenuMorph creation method besides
> choose.... and friends.
> And now I'm looking at TEasilyThemed and it refers to MenuMorph so I'm
> wondering if in headless
> we could not still have popup menu raised.
>
> Stef
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