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Diego Gomez Deck

What happened to the senders browser?

Hi,

I don't know when, the browser used to show senders, implementors,
references to clases, etc was changed.

The new browser miss some very useful features available in the former
browser: "filter message list...", "add to message list...", etc.

Where are these features (if they are available)?

If they are not available, how I can use the old (but more convenient)
browser? Is there any preference?

<subjective>
When I'm looking for implementors, senders, references, etc I don't care
of the class grouping the new browser offer me.
</subjective>

Cheers,

-- Diego

Marcus Denker

Re: What happened to the senders browser?

Please add the version of squeak you use to your inquiries ;-)

My guess: Do you have RB installed? in 3.8?

On 18.01.2006, at 10:42, Diego Gomez Deck wrote:

> Hi,
>
>
> I don't know when, the browser used to show senders, implementors,
> references to clases, etc was changed.
>
>
> The new browser miss some very useful features available in the former
> browser: "filter message list...", "add to message list...", etc.
>
> Where are these features (if they are available)?
>
> If they are not available, how I can use the old (but more convenient)
> browser? Is there any preference?
>
> <subjective>
> When I'm looking for implementors, senders, references, etc I don't
> care
> of the class grouping the new browser offer me.
> </subjective>
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> -- Diego
>
>
>

Diego Gomez Deck

Re: What happened to the senders browser?

Hi Marcus,

> Please add the version of squeak you use to your inquiries ;-)

:)

3.8.

> My guess: Do you have RB installed? in 3.8?

Your guess is absolute right.

Cheers,

-- Diego

>
> On 18.01.2006, at 10:42, Diego Gomez Deck wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> > I don't know when, the browser used to show senders, implementors,
> > references to clases, etc was changed.
> >
> >
> > The new browser miss some very useful features available in the former
> > browser: "filter message list...", "add to message list...", etc.
> >
> > Where are these features (if they are available)?
> >
> > If they are not available, how I can use the old (but more convenient)
> > browser? Is there any preference?
> >
> > <subjective>
> > When I'm looking for implementors, senders, references, etc I don't
> > care
> > of the class grouping the new browser offer me.
> > </subjective>
> >
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > -- Diego

Marcus Denker

Re: What happened to the senders browser?

On 18.01.2006, at 11:26, Diego Gomez Deck wrote:

> Hi Marcus,
>
>> Please add the version of squeak you use to your inquiries ;-)
>
> :)
>
> 3.8.
>
>> My guess: Do you have RB installed? in 3.8?
>
> Your guess is absolute right.
>

RB patches in these strange browser... I have removed that in the 3.9
version of RB. It might be good to do the same in the 3.8 RB...

Marcus

Marcus Denker

Re: What happened to the senders browser?

On 18.01.2006, at 12:09, Marcus Denker wrote:
>>
>>> My guess: Do you have RB installed? in 3.8?
>>
>> Your guess is absolute right.
>>
>
> RB patches in these strange browser... I have removed that in the 3.9
> version of RB. It might be good to do the same in the 3.8 RB...

RB 3.8.44 now does not overrite the senders/implementers methods,
thus the old behavior is retained.

Marcus

Chris Muller

Re: What happened to the senders browser?

In reply to this post by Diego Gomez Deck

> Where are these features (if they are available)?
>
> If they are not available, how I can use the old
> (but more convenient)
> browser? Is there any preference?
>
> <subjective>
> When I'm looking for implementors, senders,
> references, etc I don't care
> of the class grouping the new browser offer me.
> </subjective>

Hi Diego, I'm with you. I loaded RB and found the
same issue, although I think only when looking for
senders/implementors within the ParagraphEditor
text-pane..

Since I use TracingMessagesBrowser my solution may be
different, but I simply reverted
ParagraphEditor>>#implementorsOfIt and #sendersOfIt to
go back to using "self systemNavigation" instead of
"BrowserEnvironment new ...".

Hope this helps,
Chris