Thanks Geert....I am all thumbs when it comes to javascript (or UI design for that matter:), so there are very likely better ways to do things...for them moment I am satisfied that I have _a way_ to do things ...
I needed to move to a web-browser for GLASS and I just didn't think that the window-centric model we are all familiar with would translate well into the web-browser world and I stumbled onto the current model, that does seem to fit well ... I am building in the notion of multiple "sessions" where each "session" manages the history and navigation stacks so that multiple internet browser tabs can have independent lives ... I am also interested in exploring the possibility of working with two independent smalltalk processes/images from within the same session ... I think that it would be interesting and useful for the folks that develop in Pharo and deploy in GemStone to be able to run tODE in GemStone, but be able to easily view and edit the pharo source (an vice versa) from within the same development environment ... I've already been working with one internet tab for Pharo and one for GemStone, but being able to navigate directly without the standard "copy, switch window/tab, open search, paste" steps that are usually needed ... Dale ----- Original Message ----- > I really like the idea Dale! I do realize you are still in the early > stages > but from a UI design point of view its a shame the typical back, > forward, > home and bookmark Internet browser buttons had to duplicated in the > tODE. > Since it is browser based I assume the idea is to allow developers to > open > as many (Internet browser) tabs as they want? Anyhow good stuff Dale > :) > > -- > View this message in context: > http://forum.world.st/usability-of-Pharo-and-Squeak-tp3562378p3570224.html > Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
