Correction:

In the preamble it has to be

> Often you type in a method on the fly and leave the formatting to the
> Browser by setting the preference #browseWithPrettyPrint to true. But
> the sources remain ugly.

instead of

> Often you type in a method on the fly and leave the formatting to the
> Browser by setting the preference #acceptWithPrettyPrint to true. But
> the sources remain ugly.
.

Stephan


Stephan Rudlof wrote:
> 
> Dear Squeakers,
> 
> now it also supplies 'prettyPrint' for selections of code...
> 
> Stephan
> 
> "Change Set:            acceptWithPrettyPrint
> Date:                   3 April 2000
> Author:                 Stephan Rudlof, Torge Husfeldt
> 
> This changeset introduces preferences #acceptWithPrettyPrint and
> #prettyPrintForSelections.
> 
> If #acceptWithPrettyPrint is set to true, browsers will automatically
> format their contents before accepting it (without color).
> This works both in Morphic and MVC projects.
> 
> If #prettyPrintForSelections is set, prettyPrint'ing *selections* of
> text is allowed.
> 
> This avoids unformatted sources.
> 
> Often you type in a method on the fly and leave the formatting to the
> Browser by setting the preference #acceptWithPrettyPrint to true. But
> the sources remain ugly.
> 
> Using this preference is simpler as using the menu methods 'pretty
> print' or 'pretty print with color'.
> 
> In addition to the 'pretty print' menu methods formatting works also for
> new methods.
> 
> Note:
> - Includes changeset acceptPrettyPrint from Torge.
> - Browser>>defineMessageFrom:notifying: just overwrites wrong changes
> from first version of this changeset.
> "
> --
> Stephan Rudlof (sr at evolgo.de)
>    "Genius doesn't work on an assembly line basis.
>     You can't simply say, 'Today I will be brilliant.'"
>     -- Kirk, "The Ultimate Computer", stardate 4731.3
> 
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