Lex, this looks very useful. Thanks.  I hit a small bug, though.

1.	open a new workspace
2.	show variable bindings
3.	x := 5 (doit)

...causes a subscript out of bounds error. The method
WorkspaceBindingsInspector>>bindingsChanged can't handle the instvar
selectionIndex being zero. I took a look through the methods which
store into selectionIndex, and there are about 6 of them that set this
to zero, so I suppose we really ought to handle it....    ;-)

I modified the method to give it the same behaviour for
(selectionIndex = zero) as it already has for (selectionIndex isNil).

Regards, 
Nick Brown



On Sun, 8 Sep 2002 16:48:17 -0400, Lex Spoon wrote:

>This is something I've long desired.  When you're working in the
>traditional Smalltalk dialect, the workspace can be an excellent
>assembly and experimentation area.  The variable bindings of workspaces
>are a big part of this functionality.
>
>Unfortunately, the variable bindings are hidden behind the scenes: you
>can only view them by using an inspector on the workspace and drilling
>down to the "bindings" variable.  With this changeset, however, you can
>select an item from the workspace's window menu to put them right up
>front.  A little inspector will open up, letting you view, modify,
>remove, or even add workspace variables.  -Lex
>
>
>
>from preamble:
>
>"Change Set:	workspaceBindingsViewer
>Date:			8 September 2002
>Author:			Lex Spoon
>
>Add an option to workspaces to show their bindings."!

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