On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 12:54 PM, Stephan Eggermont <step...@stack.nl> wrote:
> On 10-01-16 06:26, Tudor Girba wrote: > >> - There is no way to close the inspector if we miss click >>> >> >> Indeed, this is a problem. We did not want to have an >> > >extra tab line and that is why we do not have a way to > >> close inspector panes, but you can still scroll back. >> Also, in the meantime, we made the Evaluator the default >> > >second pane, so you can use it by default just like in > >> the classic debugger. >> > > I would add a context menu on the > GLMPagerScrollButtonBrick with close last and > close all invisible and on each pane too > > I tried adding right click handling by adding the event to the > GLMPagerButtonAnnouncement, setting it in GLMPagerScrollButtonBrick>>click > and doing > GLMPagerButtonsPaneBrick>>onButtonClicked: ann > |event| > event := ann event. > event yellowButtonPressed ifTrue: [ > self pagerModel popPane: true ] > ifFalse: [ > self pagerModel switchPaneTo: ann buttonModel index] > > but the right click doesn't arrive, possibly because the > GLMPagerScrollSlidingBrick is intercepting it? Independent of your question now I added the close action in the toolbar of the presentation. Also to save space the navigation scrollbar only appears if you have more than three objects. Cheers, Andrei > > > Stephan > > >
