On Oct 2, 2013, at 3:33 PM, Torsten Bergmann <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> In Eclipse or other IDE (Netbeans, IntelliJ, ...), in order to being >>> productive, we have to use hotkeys to find a given class or a given >>> method because the browsing by tree is painful in an every day work. >> >> This is exactly my issue with Nautilus today. The list of packages is so >> long in the pane that you can only work by hotkeys. > > Yes - but this could have an easy solution: back in the "good old pharo days" > (TM) > we had a nautilus with a filter above the category pane. > > One could easily enter the beginning of the name and the category pane, the > contents was condensed which saves a lot of scrolling. This is especially > helpfull when you > work on a single project (what you normally do). Did you try "Groups" for that ? :) Ben > I would REALLY like to have this feature back. Especially since we > had it in the past and tools like the MetacelloBrowser, the config browser > have > it too. > > Just open the MetacelloBrowser and enter "Config" in the filter - you can > easily > get all ConfigurationOf... packages. Or enter the first letters of a project > name > like "AST", "Ann" ... > > It's a real time saver! > > I know Nautilus can be plugged together - dont know if it is possible to > write a plugin to get this filter possibility back. If it disturbs others it > can be made a setting. > > And: compared to Eclipse Smalltalk browsers are still much better. > Eclipse/Java > lacks categorization of methods which is IMHO horrible. > > > > > > > > > >
