I just noticed a drawback of this approach: Open a new workspace, type foo := 6 * 7 and *debug it*. While the debugger is open, take a look at the debugger again. Of course, foo is still styled as invalid, because #expressionEvaluated:result: has not yet been called.
What do you think, would this drawback be worth another hook in #evaluateSelectionAndDo:? This additional hook could be named #expressionCompiled:, for example ...
Best,
Christoph
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Name: Tools-ct.887 Author: ct Time: 6 September 2019, 5:14:55.984698 pm UUID: 3f24f39e-68d7-0b45-bbb6-81299d9e9268 Ancestors: Tools-mt.886
Workspace: After expression evaluation, update style.
If you "doit-ed" an assignment, Shout colors were not updated automatically ('x := 6*7').
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Item was added: + ----- Method: Workspace>>expressionEvaluated:result: (in category 'menu commands') ----- + expressionEvaluated: anExpression result: anObject + + self changed: #style!