[Cuis-dev] Quick print & quick implementors

[Gerald Klix]

As if written so often:

Now that I had some time to think about it:

Actually I would like to have both features available
in every CodeWindow, alas we are running out of portable hot keys.
(More on that topic below)

Both features should also be available as menu items.
Additionally having the "print to hover help" bound to
a key would be great, Ctrl-Shift-P comes to my mind.
Actually -- Cuis then becoming more Pharo like -- I suggest
to bind the "print to hover help@ to Ctrl-P and
the old "print to insert" to Shift-Ctrl-P,
but I don't know whether this too drastic a change.
If the community is undecided in this point, we can do
what we always do in such a case: We should add a preference.


Now some words/rants about modifier-keys and mouse-buttons:
I have no idea why the VM does not map the Windows-key on
to `macOptionKey`, that would be immensely helpful.
The same goes for the Menu-key (I am aware that this might
give Mac-Users some ulcers).
Additionally I would like to see the non-standard-buttons
on my mice/trackballs reported somehow. Again this
is not present on a Mac, but they usual tablet lacks
all these features ...

Enough complaints:
* Will the community (and Juan) support me, when
I try to add these to the X11-display driver?*
I don't know whether I get this working on Windows,
but I'll try.


HTH and Best Regards,

Gerald



On 12/1/21 3:50 PM, Hernan Wilkinson via Cuis-dev wrote:
> That's a good one! But we have to make it different because if we move it
> to CodeWindow the DebuggerWindow will have two handlers for that event.
> But I'll make it work also for the changes windows.
> 
> Regarding the shift+click, I selected that one because all the others are
> already taken as you also discovered, but the double click looks like a
> good idea, thanks!
> 
> On Wed, Dec 1, 2021 at 9:04 AM Gerald Klix <cuis.01 at klix.ch> wrote:
> 
>> Hi Hernan,
>>
>> please find attached one solution for the shift-click conflict.
>> I suppose shift-double-click is probably a better one.
>>
>>
>> HTH,
>>
>> Gerald
>>
>>
>> On 12/1/21 11:01 AM, Gerald Klix via Cuis-dev wrote:
>>> +1
>>>
>>> Cool! If you move that feature up to CodeWindow, it's available
>>> even in change sorters.
>>>
>>> Please see attached change set.
>>>
>>>
>>> However shift-click already extends the current selection.
>>> I tried different modifiers, alas they are all taken.
>>> Morph>>doubleClick:localPosition: does not work either,
>>> probably, because the morph in question
>>> handles double-clicks by itself (it also implements
>>> triple-clicks).
>>>
>>> Perhaps we can check this and only invoke that functionality
>>> if the selection would not be changed by the shift click,
>>> or if the selection is empty ... Will try figure some
>>> smart way.
>>>
>>>
>>> HTH,
>>>
>>> Gerald
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 11/30/21 11:23 PM, Hernan Wilkinson via Cuis-dev wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>    I created two new features that I'm attaching to this email.
>>>> 1) If you do shift+click in the debugger over the code, you will get the
>>>> same result as doing inspect on it but it will be shown as a hover help.
>>>> Here is a link that shows how it works:
>>>> https://twitter.com/HernanWilkinson/status/1465079401641652225?s=20
>>>> 2) If you do shift+click in the browser, if the mouse is over a message
>>>> send, it will show the implementors of that message, if it is over a
>>>> class,
>>>> it will open the browser over the class. Here also a link:
>>>> https://twitter.com/HernanWilkinson/status/1465079839916974085?s=20
>>>>
>>>> Doing this I realized that there is really no need to differentiate
>>>> sender
>>>> (cmd+n) from references to it (cmd+N), if the browser is smart enough to
>>>> realize the cursor is on a selector it can show senders, if the cursor
>> is
>>>> over a class, it can show the references to it.
>>>> The same between implementors (cmd+m) and browse (cmd+b).
>>>> So I expanded the functionality of doing senders and implementors when
>>>> nothing is selected (something I did 2 year ago aprox) to check if the
>>>> cursor is over a selector or a class and act accordingly.
>>>>
>>>> Also in this .cs is a fix to PseudoClass that did now answer superclass
>>>> (I'm sorry Juan to put everything in the same .cs :-) )
>>>>
>>>> I hope you like it!
>>>> Hernan.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
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