These past few days I've had several images open at the same time to compare the operation of different versions, and found I quickly lost track of exactly which image was which. There is a lot of empty space on application title bar after "Pharo 1.3" where I'd like to display the directory where pharo.exe was started from. Can this be changed on the fly from the image? or a less attractive alternative... how do I query the pharo.exe location from the Workspace, and/or update some text on the background on startup. cheers, Ben |
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+1 on the confusion, but I would want it to show the directory of the image (because I use the same VM for all my images) :) Maybe it could be a setting?
Cheers,
Sean |
On 14 Dec 2011, at 18:12, Sean P. DeNigris wrote: > +1 on the confusion, but I would want it to show the directory of the image > (because I use the same VM for all my images) :) Maybe it could be a > setting? Yes that could be useful, although I don't really need it, my images have different names (and I always use the same VM). It should definitively be a setting. |
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With some serendipity I noticed that the Croquet.exe I used to get ODBC working last night was displaying the image path in the Window Title Bar - pretty much just what I wanted. I discovered that removing the line "WindowTitle=Pharo 1.3" from "pharo.ini" replicated this. /*grin*/Ben Coman wroteThese past few days I've had several images open at the same time to compare the operation of different versions, and found I quickly lost track of exactly which image was which. There is a lot of empty space on application title bar after "Pharo 1.3" where I'd like to display the directory where pharo.exe was started from.+1 on the confusion, but I would want it to show the directory of the image (because I use the same VM for all my images) :) Maybe it could be a setting? Regarding the other thread discussing the "startup preferences" across multiple images, could the ability be provided the "delete" preferences already set in the "pharo.ini" that comes with the OneClick download ? cheers, Ben |
For Windows (in this example), it is possible
(nastily) to change as you like...
(HostWindowProxy new instVarNamed: #windowHandle
put: Win32Window getFocus; yourself)
windowTitle: 'Title here'. Could add a class to startup to change based on
various things, of course...
Just mentioning as we are about to do deployed
stuff based on a variable configuration running "fullscreen".
Regards, Gary
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