3 Feb
2010
3 Feb
'10
3:43 p.m.
Hi,
Indeed, this is due to the long time it takes the model to compute all
groups.
Think so, version 88
But I close and reopen the image, and it feels ok now?
Probably some Pharo voodoo :)
Cheers,
Doru
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Hi Simon,
Is it the lists, or the initial model?
when opening a model with a double-click. Hi,
In the last version of Moose Finder, the models are selected by
double click not by click. This allows you to invoke the menu of
a model without necessarily having to select it. It also maps
nicely on the idea that a new tab is always created with double
click (both from the models list and from somewhere in the finder)
Nice feature, it was needed (then it's missing some kind of UI
feedback/progress bar when computing large lists?) Another missing feature: closing tab.
Yes, we miss a morphic widget for that. The model supports the removal
of the panes.
I did the update in a previous 10505 image. The
Glamour browsers
felt sluggish. Is it my image or a general known problem?
Hmm, it should not be. Do you have the latest Morph-TreeWidget? If
you have it, then the lists should be limited to 50 elements and
appear quite fast regardless of the amount of items in the list.
Also, when you expand the whole list you do get a progress bar.
Cheers,
Doru
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you select a tab with a model, it selects the appropriate
model in the list. This is doable because now the accumulator
populates activeEntity with the entity behind the tab. You can
see an example at:
GLMBasicExamples new accumulator openOn: 42
It's actually pretty cool :).
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Doru
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