There were an addon named DontModeMeIn for VisualWorks browser which I
believe did the same thing. It was written by Vasilii Bykov and there was
an article on it in his blog, but I can't find that blog in the new
Cincom's site, and can't find that article in WaybackMachine either… The
only reference I can find is here [
http://scg.unibe.ch/download/wasdett/wasdett2008-paper03.pdf]. Hopefully,
the addon is still in Cincom's Public Repository…


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Best regards,


Dennis Schetinin


2013/9/4 Norbert Hartl <[email protected]>

>
>
> Am 03.09.2013 um 15:07 schrieb Igor Stasenko <[email protected]>:
>
> >
> > this is most annoying to me, that UI interrupts you in very strange
> manner
> > and asks you to make a decision:
> >  - accept, or discard the method, or cancel the action.
> >
> > often, you are in the middle of typing new stuff and source code
> > can be even not syntactically correct.. so, you have to discard or die :)
> >
> > what i think the solution could be is that browser should allow you to
> switch contexts
> > at any moment without asking you anything.Instead it should remember your
> > unsaved changes in special 'drafts' collection, which later you can get
> back on,
> > when you finish what you wanted to do.
> >
> > And the only time when you want unaccepted edits to not get lost forever
> is when you closing
> > a browser window.. (but of course, drafts can be stored globally
> somewhere,
> > then it also not a big deal, since you can simply return to your draft
> in different window).
>
> We have method versions. I don't see a reason why uncommited methods can
> not go just on the list. They could be marked as unsaved/unommited (in fact
> they are not compiled so different per se) or even better the method
> version list should be a timeline where the current version is the present
> and everything else is a past or a potential future version.
>
> Norbert
>

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