I would like to have this kind of tool in pharo

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The flat view of a whole class methods is really interesting approach.
I imagine that, i could edit a single class and multiple methods of it
and stay in a single window. Just need to scroll time to time up or
down.


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It's open source and based on Seaside, so not to difficult to have
something similar for pharo hosted at : http://doc.pharo-project.org/

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Isn't this a little like WebVelocity displays the code?

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Yes this would a nice idea.

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Do you mean a non Seaside application sort of a "OB-Soek" package?
 



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On a second thought, viewing classes like Object in a single flat view
will not be so fun :)

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yes


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different tools for different usage.
Sometimes it can be good and we should try to see how it works in practice.

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On 28 April 2010 01:13, Stéphane Ducasse <[hidden email]> wrote:
> different tools for different usage.

Yes, i think that for small classes without bloat, it would be _very_
convenient.
What is good with flat view, that it will force people to think how to
design small classes with
small number of methods instead of making a bloated ones with hundreds
of methods.
Which is good.



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