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Chris Uppal, I just had a chance to use your Ghoul goodie. I love it! It
makes it very easy to examine error logs. Thanks for sharing it. I want to offer some enhancement suggestions. It would be nice if there were a way to open a class browser on the selected method (Ctrl-B is something I have become very used to in Dolphin). Also it would be great if there were a way of opening an error log from the clipboard. I usually get crash dumps in e-mail and it would be nice to be able to just copy the last error to the clipboard and paste it into Ghoul instead of having to save the file and then open the file. Thanks again, Chris |
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Christopher J. Demers wrote:
> Chris Uppal, I just had a chance to use your Ghoul goodie. I love it! <blush/> Thank you! > I want to offer some enhancement suggestions. Ah, I see, cupboard love... ;-) Thanks, suggestions are always welcome. Particularly... > It would be nice if there were a > way to open a class browser on the selected method (Ctrl-B is something I > have become very used to in Dolphin). Also it would be great if there > were a way of opening an error log from the clipboard. ... ones I've already implemented. Actually, I haven't implemented ctrl+B /as such/[*], but you should find that in the version you have, double-clicking in the stack frames list (or hitting <return>) will lauch a CHB on the relevant method. (<thinks>Perhaps I should have mentioned that in the documentation somewhere... </thinks>). As it happens, the forthcoming version can pull data off the clipboard too (thanks to Bill Schwab who has also suggested the idea). That version will appear when I next update my website -- thay /may/ be sometime this week if I get around to polishing/checking some stuff. -- chris (Would adding ctrl-B specifically as an accelerator help ? How about F12 ?) |
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"Chris Uppal" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
news:[hidden email]... ... > Actually, I haven't implemented ctrl+B /as such/[*], but you should find > that > in the version you have, double-clicking in the stack frames list (or > hitting > <return>) will lauch a CHB on the relevant method. (<thinks>Perhaps I > should > have mentioned that in the documentation somewhere... </thinks>). >(Would adding ctrl-B specifically as an accelerator help ? How about F12 >?) Mentioning it in the documentation would only have given you the satisfaction of being able to tell me to RTFM. ;) I managed to check for a context menu on the list, but apparently I did not think of double clicking (Doh!). The best thing might be to have it on a menu somewhere to make it more apparent. I have become used to Ctrl-B in Dolphin, but I can adapt to anything so long as there is a quick way to get to the method to make changes. The existing functionality does exactly what I want. Additional functionality such as F12 would be handy, but probably is not critical since I can easily get to the class browser now. ... > As it happens, the forthcoming version can pull data off the clipboard too > (thanks to Bill Schwab who has also suggested the idea). That version > will > appear when I next update my website -- thay /may/ be sometime this week > if I > get around to polishing/checking some stuff. ... That is cool, I shall look forward to it. Thanks, Chris |
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