Hi -
Here are the changes between the latest ToolBuilder from http://www.squeaksource.com/ToolBuilder vs. Pharo 1.0 (again there are additional but fairly minor edits involved): Package ToolBuilder-Kernel -------------------------- - ToolBuilderTests Removed. - UIManager * fontFromUser: -- * chooseFrom:lines:message: * chooseFrom:lines:message:title: * chooseFrom:message: * chooseFrom:message:title: * chooseFrom:values:lines:message: * chooseFrom:values:lines:message:title: * chooseFrom:values:message: * chooseFrom:values:message:title: -- * createPageTestWorkspace * checkForNewDisplaySize * composeFormFor: * grafPort * interactiveParserFor: * newDisplayDepthNoRestore: * onDebug:context:title:full: * onPrimitiveError: * onEventSensorStartup: * onSnapshot * restoreDisplay * restoreDisplayAfter: Two sets of issues that we should discuss: If you care about unloading the (very small) set of tests we should move those into a separate package, which is easy enough. Secondly, UIManager. It seems there have been three types of additions: 1) 'Genuine' user requests like fontFromUser:. Since we added a similar protocol in Squeak we should work out which protocol is preferable and use it (or even both). 2) Polymorph extensions. Assuming Gary agrees, we should move those into UIManager but I'll point out that a quick look at senders didn't reveal any users? All the references were between these methods no apparent external callers. Are these used in other packages? 3) Methods that are not about user requests (everything from creatPageTestWorkspace through restoreDisplayAfter:). I don't really like those very much (after all UIManager is all about asking users for information); is there really no better place in Pharo to put these? I can kind of see why one would stick some of those into UIManager if there is absolutely no other place but ... is there? Package ToolBuilder-Morphic --------------------------- - MorphicToolBuilderTests Removed. - MorphicUIManager * isActiveManager - presumes Morphic-only * (all the code for the new methods in UIManager) Not much new stuff here. Package Polymorph-ToolBuilder-Morphic ------------------------------------- * PSPluggableListSpec Adds icon and double click selector to the list spec. This should be folded all the way up into PluggableListSpec. The lack of these is a real oversight. That's about it for the Pharo changes. Except from the methods in UIManager that don't really belong there, there's little to worry about. The next thing I'll do is post some recommendations of how I think we can move this forward. I'll have to think about this a little though. Cheers, - Andreas _______________________________________________ Pharo-project mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project |
On 23 April 2010 13:57, stephane ducasse <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Ok let us know. > > Your goal is to have ToolBuilder shared between Pharo and Squeak? > We should pay attention because we want to be able not to be backwards compatible but we can try. > Well, i think that if we keep this part shared, then developers will have at least a basis for building their UIs and do not bother with using different ports, if they want to support Pharo and Squeak both in their projects. > Stef > > On Apr 23, 2010, at 6:50 AM, Andreas Raab wrote: > >> Hi - >> >> Here are the changes between the latest ToolBuilder from http://www.squeaksource.com/ToolBuilder vs. Pharo 1.0 (again there are additional but fairly minor edits involved): >> >> Package ToolBuilder-Kernel >> -------------------------- >> - ToolBuilderTests >> Removed. >> >> - UIManager >> * fontFromUser: >> -- >> * chooseFrom:lines:message: >> * chooseFrom:lines:message:title: >> * chooseFrom:message: >> * chooseFrom:message:title: >> * chooseFrom:values:lines:message: >> * chooseFrom:values:lines:message:title: >> * chooseFrom:values:message: >> * chooseFrom:values:message:title: >> -- >> * createPageTestWorkspace >> * checkForNewDisplaySize >> * composeFormFor: >> * grafPort >> * interactiveParserFor: >> * newDisplayDepthNoRestore: >> * onDebug:context:title:full: >> * onPrimitiveError: >> * onEventSensorStartup: >> * onSnapshot >> * restoreDisplay >> * restoreDisplayAfter: >> >> Two sets of issues that we should discuss: If you care about unloading the (very small) set of tests we should move those into a separate package, which is easy enough. >> >> Secondly, UIManager. It seems there have been three types of additions: >> >> 1) 'Genuine' user requests like fontFromUser:. Since we added a similar protocol in Squeak we should work out which protocol is preferable and use it (or even both). >> >> 2) Polymorph extensions. Assuming Gary agrees, we should move those into UIManager but I'll point out that a quick look at senders didn't reveal any users? All the references were between these methods no apparent external callers. Are these used in other packages? >> >> 3) Methods that are not about user requests (everything from creatPageTestWorkspace through restoreDisplayAfter:). I don't really like those very much (after all UIManager is all about asking users for information); is there really no better place in Pharo to put these? I can kind of see why one would stick some of those into UIManager if there is absolutely no other place but ... is there? >> >> Package ToolBuilder-Morphic >> --------------------------- >> - MorphicToolBuilderTests >> Removed. >> >> - MorphicUIManager >> * isActiveManager - presumes Morphic-only >> * (all the code for the new methods in UIManager) >> >> Not much new stuff here. >> >> Package Polymorph-ToolBuilder-Morphic >> ------------------------------------- >> * PSPluggableListSpec >> Adds icon and double click selector to the list spec. >> >> This should be folded all the way up into PluggableListSpec. The lack of these is a real oversight. >> >> That's about it for the Pharo changes. Except from the methods in UIManager that don't really belong there, there's little to worry about. >> >> The next thing I'll do is post some recommendations of how I think we can move this forward. I'll have to think about this a little though. >> >> Cheers, >> - Andreas >> > > > -- Best regards, Igor Stasenko AKA sig. _______________________________________________ Pharo-project mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project |
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