ObjectFinder

Hello,

> Some info :
> http://decomp.ulb.ac.be/frdricpluquet/personalstuff/theobjectfinder/

I guess you know the inspector that is part of OB-Tools?

    http://source.lukas-renggli.ch/omnibrowser/

Lukas

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Oh, I didn't know this tool ! There are very close but they have some differences :

> It seems that the architecture of both is also very close. We can perhaps do
> a merge of your ideas to do only one tool.

Yes, that would be cool. Do you also have full support for drag-and-drop?

As you can see I've also done a debugger, process browser, file
browser, and started with some work on a transcript and a workspace.
Except for the process browser none of the tools is in my opinion
really useful for primtime yet. I am basically waiting for OB to get
more powerful (e.g. to be able to compose browser into each other).

Lukas



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Frédéric Pluquet
Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
Assistant
http://www.ulb.ac.be/di/fpluquet

> - do you develop also the OmniBrowser ?

I use OmniBrowser for all my development since the very beginning. I
contributed some fixes and enhancements, but I am not actively
developing on the core framework. I am responsible for the refactoring
tool integration (OB-Refactory) and I play with OB-Tools, as features
I am missing from OB get added.

> - do you know where can I find some information (web site, pdf, ...) ? The
> architecture seems to evoluate quickly and I don't find other information
> source that the code itself...

The mailing-list: http://mail.wiresong.ca/mailman/listinfo

Lukas

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http://www.ulb.ac.be/di/fpluquet

On Jan 8, 2008 7:26 PM, Frederic Pluquet <[hidden email]> wrote:
> - do you know where can I find some information (web site, pdf, ...) ? The
> architecture seems to evoluate quickly and I don't find other information
> source that the code itself...

You also have a reference which has been updated some months ago.
http://bergel.eu/download/OmnibrowserReference.pdf

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Damien Cassou

On Tue, 8 Jan 2008 17:18:19 +0100, Lukas Renggli wrote:

> As you can see I've also done a debugger, process browser, file
> browser, and started with some work on a transcript and a workspace.
> Except for the process browser none of the tools is in my opinion
> really useful for primtime yet. I am basically waiting for OB to get
> more powerful (e.g. to be able to compose browser into each other).

For what it's worth, I've made a bit of progress on that, as part of my
MC2 work. Recent versions of the builder classes have a method called
#horizontalGroupWith: that allows panels to be arranged from left to
right. Between that an #veritcalGroupWith: we can now do fairly complex
layout of components.

Colin

This is great news, I will give it a try at the weekend.

Lukas

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"Colin Putney" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
> right. Between that an #veritcalGroupWith: we can now do fairly complex
> layout of components.

Has the vertical stretching behavior changed? When I stretch the bottom edge
down, the upper panels stretch downward too, and I find I am always
restoring them.

Sophie

On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:32:37 -0600, itsme213 wrote:
> "Colin Putney" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
>> right. Between that an #veritcalGroupWith: we can now do fairly complex
>> layout of components.
>
> Has the vertical stretching behavior changed? When I stretch the
> bottom edge
> down, the upper panels stretch downward too, and I find I am always
> restoring them.

No, proportional layout of the panels is the desired behavior, so that
hasn't changed.

Colin

"Colin Putney" <[hidden email]> wrote in message

> No, proportional layout of the panels is the desired behavior, so that
> hasn't changed.

You are right.

- Sophie