yeap as I said I am still learning it but I think at least now I get the basics. My problem is that my class even though it was only 6 buttons and 6 morphs has a lot more methods and I dont know if I do this the best way possible. But there is no rush, I will go back to reading all the available documentation and study closely the source code of Spec.
On Sun, Nov 23, 2014 at 2:19 PM, stepharo <[email protected]> wrote: > Cool. > I have on my huge todo to revisit the SPec chapter and clean the api too > :). > So it is nice to get more people using Spec. > > stef > Le 23/11/14 13:11, kilon alios a écrit : > > Hello pharoers , I would like to present to you my latest project and a >> good excuse to learn Spec. First I would like to thank Nicolai for his help >> and all other people who helped me out understand Spec. Of course I am >> still learning :) >> >> So , Nireas is a theme manager for Pharo 4. What this means is that >> Nireas takes the dark theme and by presenting you with an easy to use gui >> allows you to change the colors on the fly to adjust the theme to your own >> preferences and habits. >> >> This is an example >> >> https://www.dropbox.com/s/w3c72lz0r81v4iv/Screenshot% >> 202014-11-23%2013.53.01.png?dl=0 >> >> you can see the Nireas GUI on the bottom, the Nautilus on the left has >> the default dark theme colors, the one on the right has the color selected >> by Nireas. >> >> You can find instructions on how to install Nireas and how to use here >> >> https://github.com/kilon/Nireas >> >> Unfortunately the last one the scroll bar color seems to have no effect, >> I will have to look into it, but the other options work fine. Please note >> also that you will have refresh issues so its advisable to close existing >> windows and reopen them so they update properly to the new colors. >> >> Please try this tool inside a new fresh pharo 4 image, this code is very >> experimental and has been known to crash Morphic. So use with caution. >> >> Nireas implements its own theme subclassing the dark theme, the big >> diffirence here is that it defines color to be independent and dynamic so >> the theme can be , well, .... themable :D >> >> Nireas does not change anything inside Pharo so it can be installed >> safely. >> >> I would like to take this tool further to allow of course deeper >> customisations that goes beyond just customising colors, meaning change the >> look and feel of Pharo. But this means unfortunately/fortunately that some >> things will have to change inside Pharo and Pharo will have to become much >> more dynamic GUI wise to make dynamic themes much easier to implement. >> >> Nireas is part of my Ephestos project, so this is why it appears inside >> an Ephestos menu and hopefully I will keep working it as customising Pharo >> GUI is something that I find really interesting and fun, >> >> As always comments, insults, worship and rage is more than welcomed. >> > > >
