As of rev 3873, the scrolledmessage plugin will put its message in the
rendering pane if it exists. To go back to the old way, set::
@bool scrolledmessage_use_viewrendered = False
There are pluses an minuses to this approach:
Plus: It uses an already-existing screen area, so there is minimal
visual disruption.
Minus: It does not provide the docked widgets provided by
scrolledmessage.
I definitely prefer the default way. It is calm, useful, and less
nerdy. But the choice is up to you :-)
Edward
P.S. Only minimal changes were needed to the scrolledmessage plugin,
but, in the course of my study, I organized the nodes as I usually do
to allow me to understand the code better. Thus, the diffs look
scary, but in fact only the ctor and updateDialog changed. I also
created the updateIvars method, but it turned out that only
updateDialog calls it.
Some small but tricky changes in the viewrendered code (especially
update) allow the rendering pane to show both p.b and the
scrolledmessage message.
EKR
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