On Sun, Aug 16, 2015 at 7:10 PM, Sean P. DeNigris <sean(a)clipperadams.com>
wrote:
Andrei Chis wrote
For changing dynamically the tags (annotations)
that are in the context
you
can use the 'Filter presentations' option from the window menu of the
inspector window.
This seems interesting, but how does one hook one's tags into this menu?
For
example, I expected my `<gtInspectorTag: #myCoolTag>` to appear in the
window menu along with the usual tags, but when it didn't I noticed that
GTInspector>>#initialize seems to hard-code which tags are available.
Yes, GTInspector>>#initialize hardcodes the available tags. Currently we
did
not use this feature much so it can still be improved. Still a general
mechanism
for discovering tags could slow down the inspector a bit. Maybe specifying
the
tags in class side methods could be an option?
Also, since multiple tags can be associated to the
same view, why:
<gtInspectorTag: #myCoolTag1>
<gtInspectorTag: #myCoolTag2>
<gtInspectorTag: #myCoolTag3>
instead of:
<gtInspectorTags: #(myCoolTag1 myCoolTag2 myCoolTag3)>
?
We didn't really had this use case :)
Until now we only added two tags to a presentation.
Could be easily added.
Cheers,
Andrei
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Cheers,
Sean
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