2 Mar
2015
2 Mar
'15
10:58 p.m.
Hi!
Consider the following scenario:
- I want to know which classes in GT uses TRMouseClick.
Can I do this using Spotter?
I open Spotter and entered TRMouseClick. I cmd-rightarrow on it, and then entered GT. It
gives me this:
But If I click on the selection Object>>gtDebuggerStateIn:
I have that:
gtDebuggerStateIn: composite
<gtDebuggerPresentationOrder: 10>
(GTObjectVariablesBrowser new variablesIn: composite)
title: 'State';
send: #value
Why is gtDebuggerStateIn offered to me? I do not understand…
Cheers,
Alexandre
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3 Mar
3 Mar
12:06 a.m.
Hi,
You get the right behaviour as in my image no class from GT uses
TRMouseClick.
After you enter TRMouseClick and search for gt this only matches methods
from the superclass of TRMouseClick.
If you enter your query like 'gt #r' you will get an empty list. Adding #r
at the end only shown you the *R*eferences category.
If you search for TRMouseLeftClick and instead of gt enter glm you will
get one user in glamour.
Cheers,
Andrei
On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 10:58 PM, Alexandre Bergel <alexandre.bergel(a)me.com>
wrote:
Hi!
Consider the following scenario:
- I want to know which classes in GT uses TRMouseClick.
Can I do this using Spotter?
I open Spotter and entered TRMouseClick. I cmd-rightarrow on it, and then
entered GT. It gives me this:
But If I click on the selection Object>>gtDebuggerStateIn:
I have that:
gtDebuggerStateIn: composite
<gtDebuggerPresentationOrder: 10>
(GTObjectVariablesBrowser new variablesIn: composite)
title: 'State';
send: #value
Why is gtDebuggerStateIn offered to me? I do not understand…
Cheers,
Alexandre
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12:12 a.m.
2015-03-02 22:58 GMT+01:00 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre.bergel(a)me.com>om>:
Hi!
Consider the following scenario:
- I want to know which classes in GT uses TRMouseClick.
Can I do this using Spotter?
I don't think so, you can search which classes are using TRMouseClick
(search for TRMouseClick, dive into the "classes" result list, scroll down
to "References" result list
expand the result list "cmd+shift+right" -> this gives you the list all of
all classes(!) that are using
TRMouseClick, but you can not search again for the GT-Package
I open Spotter and entered TRMouseClick. I
cmd-rightarrow on it, and then
entered GT. It gives me this:
But If I click on the selection Object>>gtDebuggerStateIn:
I have that:
gtDebuggerStateIn: composite
<gtDebuggerPresentationOrder: 10>
(GTObjectVariablesBrowser new variablesIn: composite)
title: 'State';
send: #value
Why is gtDebuggerStateIn offered to me? I do not understand…
Because this is the list of all TRMouseClick result lists and searching
for GT gives you all result entries with GT in its name, hence
"gt"DebugerState (it is the name, not the contents
of the method that matches).
The TRMouseClick result list actually shows one pacakge-result Trachel,
because TRMouseClick is
defined in this package.
Maybe it should include the list of Packages, created from the
References-List (for every class that refers
to TRMouseClick, list the package this class belongs to)?
Or the "expanded" references list, shows again a categorized search result,
where each
class is categorized under its package?
nicolai
Cheers,
Alexandre
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