[Cuis] Two questions
Hari Balaraman
hbalaraman at gmail.com
Fri Jul 11 18:03:46 CDT 2014
Will try my hand at it. Code will probably look really clunky. :)
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On Jul 11, 2014, at 7:55 AM, Juan Vuletich <juan at jvuletich.org> wrote:
> Hi Hari,
>
> On 7/10/2014 2:03 PM, Hari Balaraman wrote:
>> Folks,
>>
>> I have two questions and many thanks in advance for any suggestions or advice you can offer:
>>
>> 1. I was wondering about how to create new classes from the workspace rather than changing a class definition in a browser and saving.
>>
>> I’ve been attempting to use "newSubclassOf: newSuper type: type instanceVariables: instVars from: oldClass" for ClassBuilder in Kernel-Classes but cannot decipher how to format the instance variables argument.
>>
>> This is what I type into my workspace:
>>
>> m:= ClassBuilder new.
>> m newSubclassOf: NewClass type: Object instanceVariables: ‘newinstvariable' from: SubClassOfNewClass
>>
>> The reason I am doing is - I am trying to find a way to generate new class definitions in my application from a GUI rather than type things into a browser. So this is my first step.
>>
>> 2. Why does the mouse always highlight the window it is over? I find that more often than not, when I highlight text from one workspace or from a browser window and look to copy into a workspace or inspector, I move the arrow out of the way to focus on what I am typing but therefore end up typing or deleting in some other window because that window is not automatically brought to the front by the pointer. Is there a way I can change this default behaviour?
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Hari
>
> Many times I find it useful to give focus to a field by just moving the mouse, without needing a mouse click.
>
> If you prefer the more conventional 'click-to-focus' behavior, just evaluate:
>
> Preferences disable: #focusFollowsMouse
>
> Maybe it could be useful to have this (and maybe others) accessible from the World / Preferences menu. Feel free to implement it, and publish the code (mail attach, Git pull request, any means is ok).
>
> Cheers,
> Juan Vuletich
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