On 2 juil. 06, at 00:42, itsme213 wrote:
Is there an easy way, within squeak itself, to open a text editor
on an entire class and simply edit the file and save the entire
file (equivalently, file-in the string-buffer). I find I am
quicker with this than all the mousing around, specially
I have been pondering the same sorts of things, being something of an
emacs junky. Today I discovered SVI, which implements vi-like or
emacs-like key bindings for many editor panes (such as the class
browser, work space).
I am finding it a real boon. It doesn't change the way you interact
with
to shuffle around
bits of text or jump from one window frame to another using familiar
keyboard commands - well for me it's like coming to the surface of the
water and being able to breathe again ;)
This sounds like manna from heaven ...
I tried loading SVI and got:
This package depends on the
Am 02.07.2006 um 00:42 schrieb itsme213:
Is there an easy way, within squeak itself, to open a text editor
on an entire class and simply edit the file and save the entire
file (equivalently, file-in the string-buffer). I find I am
quicker with this than all the mousing around, specially
The class browser is a view onto the live class object, even though it
appears to be a categorizing text editor. It's not.
This is starting to sink in :-) Quite a nice change, and not too difficult,
except for a wide-scale re-training of muscle memory on keyboard shortcuts.
You have just described the problems with WebDAV... but the WebDAV
group found a way to deal with the limitations. Which even works well
with revision management systems. (There is a DAV server available in
SqueakMap, though I haven't yet checked to see if it can handle
sending the entire
Is there an easy way, within squeak itself, to open a text editor on an
entire class and simply edit the file and save the entire file
(equivalently, file-in the string-buffer). I find I am quicker with this
than all the mousing around, specially when making a new class.
I know I can file-out
