Stephane Ducasse <ducasse at iam.unibe.ch> wrote:


> >> At ESUG, we got a presentation of F-script (a scripting and Smalltalk
> >> language with APL like vector manipulations). Philippe the F-Script 
> >> father
> >> implemented a ***really*** interesting inspector called object inspector.
> >>
> >> The idea is that this behavioral inspector does not show the instance of
> >> object, but offers all the methods, when we click on a method it get
> >> executed on this object and the result is put on the right. When 
> >> selecting
> >> this new object the method it understand are again displayed on his 
> >> right.

Sounds kinda like MorphicWrappers, incidentally.  You don't need a
special inspector for MW -- all morphs can do it all the time.  To
handle arguments, you drag the argument morphs on top of the receiver.


-Lex