cbc
Dropping a morph gives me a funny menu –
In a fully up to date trunk image (windows/64bit, but I don't think that
matters), if I drop a *.morph on the desktop, i get this funny dialog:
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Edgar De Cleene
Is a very old, maybe from 4.1 and still in the .image.
The first time I see this also ask, maybe looking in the archives some response could help....
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Hannes Hirzel
On 3/24/17, Edgar De Cleene <edgardec2005@...> wrote:
> Is a very old, maybe from 4.1 and still in the .image.
> The first time I se...
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Hannes Hirzel
On 3/24/17, H. Hirzel <hannes.hirzel@...> wrote:
> On 3/24/17, Edgar De Cleene <edgardec2005@...> wrote:
>> Is a very old, ...
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Edgar De Cleene
Following lead of Hannes, we found
an OrderedCollection(SimpleServiceEntry: (FileStream --- edit:) SimpleServiceEntry: (Morph --- fromFileName:...
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Tobias Pape
> On 25.03.2017, at 12:26, Edgar De Cleene <edgardec2005@...> wrote:
>
> Following lead of Hannes, we found
>
> an Ordered...
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Edgar De Cleene
You are right.
FileServices unregisterFileReader: CornerGripMorph solves the issue and can’t see any use of having a CornerGripMorph outside of...
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Hannes Hirzel
FileServices allInstances size
gives
0
only class methods.
There is
FileServices initialize.
The #initialize method looks for c...
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Hannes Hirzel
To summarize:
FileServices unregisterFileReader: CornerGripMorph
solves the issue.
The use case in detail
ExternalDropHandler>>han...
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Hannes Hirzel
Confirmed.
PasteUpMorph selectors select: [ :s | s asString includesSubstring: 'drop']
gives
#(#dropFiles: #dropEnabled)
So a place to s...
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Hannes Hirzel
BTW with the same effort the 'save morph to file' menu entry could be
moved from the 'debug' menu to the 'export' menu.
That's a more natural ...