yeap works like a charm now on Pharo4 and I have loaded development. I have also set up the SSH key so I am ready to rock.
I was also successful in following your instructions on finding the shortcuts. The one thing I miss from the original Browser is that history drop down, it help me avoid opening new windows. Ideally I would like something like bookmarks so I can navigate quickly back to classes that I have visted before. Does your browser do anything like that ? looks like it works fine with themes I linked a blue theme I am testing for Nireas https://www.dropbox.com/s/ohr5jltw1x29vxo/Screenshot%202014-11-25%2023.48.15.png?dl=0 which is a big plus for me . Will dive into code now and see what I can steal. I will keep you posted. On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 8:42 PM, Thierry Goubier <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Kilon, > > I updated the configurations (and the Readme as well). It should load an > up to date version on Pharo3 and Pharo4, whether in stable or in > development mode. > > Note, I use baselines in with both github:// urls (stable) and > gitfiletree:// urls (development). > > Thierry > > Le 25/11/2014 00:00, kilon alios a écrit : > > >> >> >> I'm slowly learning to use baselines and github:// urls..., but the >> gitfiletree ones are so convenient for development. >> >> I used baseline for Nireas because it allows other users to install my >> app without the need to install git, I have not used gitfiletree because >> I heard that some people have corrupt commits with it or something >> similar and I am not experienced enough with git to deal with such >> issues plus filetree allowed me to use my familiar workflow that I had >> with python with command line git and github. But a tool like >> gitfieltree or gitfiletree itself is definetly the future of Pharo and >> git. Users like me that love git and github need a tool that offers >> close integration with git and I am certainly glad gitfiletree is around >> . I think I will give gitfiletree another try as well. >> >> Select the abstract class for commands, its AlTreeCommand (in >>>> >>> Al-TreeMorph package). >> >> no idea where that is, I also used find class and cant find such class. >> Where is the Al-TreeMorph package ? >> >> also I tried some shortcuts CTRL+F does not work for me, it does >> nothing. I can open finder manually though. >> > > >
