On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 10:19 PM, Francisco Ortiz Peñaloza < [email protected]> wrote:
> > > On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 5:53 PM, Alain Plantec <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Le 02/12/2010 21:27, Mariano Martinez Peck a écrit : >> >> First, Alain, let me congratulate you because of this wonderful >>> improvemnt. I found myself several times copying code to a text editor to do >>> exactly that and then come back to pharo...anyway, awesome work. >>> >> thanks Mariano, >> >> >> >>> Now, I have a little bug. Suppose I search something, in this case, I >>> serached the word "new" in testParagraphExtent >>> Now...it shows all the "new" with a orange color. Perfect. But then I put >>> cancel, I go to other methods, and it is still painting "new"!!! ;) >>> I should do that when I change the method I guess, or when I press >>> cancel. >>> >> the orange color is for the current searched text which is updated while >> you are typing some text in the find field. >> It is the same when you select some text and cmd-h. >> so I can set the search text to empty string if one cancel the find & >> replace. >> is it what you want ? >> notice that you can do that with cmd-h with nothing selected in the >> current text morph. >> >> > imho setting search text to empty string in any other context different > that the place you did the search would be the best > > As an example if i search for "self" browsing a method even if after i open > an Inspector i can see "self" highlighted > > Exatly. That's another problem. The scope. For me it should be only the method you are browsing.... or maybe an option to select scope: - current method - all methods of current class - all classes (all system browser) And, in my opinion, it should only put colors to the system browser...I don't know if it is worth it to do it also in Inspector, Debugger, workspace, etc.... > Cheers, > Francisco > > >> >>> Last little thing is that it would be nice to have the find & replace >>> like a popup, so that you can close it from the windows title in addition to >>> "close" button. >>> >> sorry, I don't really understand. >> You just want an additional menu item it the window menu in order to be >> able to close the find & replace dialog from there ? >> >> Cheers >> Alain >> >> Thanks >>> >>> mariano >>> >> >> >> >
