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Henrik Jegbjerg Hansen

Getting rid of the blinking cursor?

Is it possible to get rid of the blinking cursor? I prefer the
non-blinking which is default on Squeak.

Maybe there should be a preference setting for this?

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hernanmd

Re: Getting rid of the blinking cursor?

2009/11/26 Henrik Jegbjerg Hansen <[hidden email]>:
> Is it possible to get rid of the blinking cursor? I prefer the
> non-blinking which is default on Squeak.
>

TextMorph allInstancesDo:[: each | each stopBlinking ]

> Maybe there should be a preference setting for this?
>

Yes, you should change (or remove) in #keyboardFocusChange: the
blinking behavior.
See senders of #addPreference:categories:... to install a new preference.

Hernán

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Stéphane Ducasse

Re: Getting rid of the blinking cursor?

Hi hernan

it was nice to meet you :)

This is the old way to define preference we will get rid of them...
The rigt way is to have a classVar or something at the level of the packages that does it and to trigger it via the setting framework.

> addPreference:categories:

I imgaine that soon alain will publish a new version and we will integrate it.

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Alain Plantec-4

Re: Getting rid of the blinking cursor?

Stéphane Ducasse a écrit :
> This is the old way to define preference we will get rid of them...
> The rigt way is to have a classVar or something at the level of the packages that does it and to trigger it via the setting framework.
>
yes but I would suggest to wait before implementing new settings until
already
existing preferences are all migrated to the new framework.

> I imgaine that soon alain will publish a new version and we will integrate it.
>
yes! see my next mail
Cheers
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hernanmd

Re: Getting rid of the blinking cursor?

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Hi Stef, nice talking in the sprint :)
I didn't knew about the status of the new preference framework, so
let's wait for the integration.
Regards

Hernán

2009/11/27 Stéphane Ducasse <[hidden email]>:

> Hi hernan
>
> it was nice to meet you :)
>
> This is the old way to define preference we will get rid of them...
> The rigt way is to have a classVar or something at the level of the packages that does it and to trigger it via the setting framework.
>
>> addPreference:categories:
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> I imgaine that soon alain will publish a new version and we will integrate it.
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Stéphane Ducasse

Re: Getting rid of the blinking cursor?

integration is done :)

On Nov 27, 2009, at 4:54 PM, Hernán Morales Durand wrote:

> Hi Stef, nice talking in the sprint :)
> I didn't knew about the status of the new preference framework, so
> let's wait for the integration.
> Regards
>
> Hernán
>
> 2009/11/27 Stéphane Ducasse <[hidden email]>:
>> Hi hernan
>>
>> it was nice to meet you :)
>>
>> This is the old way to define preference we will get rid of them...
>> The rigt way is to have a classVar or something at the level of the packages that does it and to trigger it via the setting framework.
>>
>>> addPreference:categories:
>>
>> I imgaine that soon alain will publish a new version and we will integrate it.
>>
>>
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