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    On 9/14/2024 7:24 PM, Mark Volkmann via Cuis-dev wrote:
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      <div dir="ltr">I recently read nearly all of this excellent book.
        I have some questions that I'll ask one at a time to avoid
        flooding the mailing list.
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        <div>Page 317 discusses "Notifiers" that seems to be a
          lightweight version of a DebuggerWindow. It says notifiers are
          created by sending <font face="monospace">error</font><font
            face="monospace">:</font> to any object. In Cuis, doing that
          opens a DebuggerWindow. Is it correct that Cuis does not
          support notifiers and only uses DebuggerWindows?</div>
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                        <div><font face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">R.
                            Mark Volkmann</font></div>
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    Not exactly. Try both these expressions:<br>
        Warning signal: 'Hey!'.<br>
        'Hey!' halt.<br>
    One opens a PreDebugWindow (what used to be called Notifier,
    apparently), the other opens a Debugger. You can debug to see how
    these end calling methods in Debugger class.<br>
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    Happy explorations,<br>
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Juan Vuletich
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