Le Thursday 20 July 2006 16:29, Roel Wuyts a écrit :
> Hello people,
> 
Hello Roel,
It's a very good news, I vill try it and send you feed backs.
thanks!
alain
> based on the excellent OmniBrowser framework I recently started  
> working on a new SystemBrowser that is loosely based on the one from  
> VisualWorks.
> 
> The key feature is found on the two top-left frames: instead of  
> showing categories and classes, as in the normal System Browser, this  
> browser shows Monticello packages and (hierarchies of) classes.  
> Moreover, these panes can be switched in which case the left pane  
> becomes a hierarchy view of whatever classes was selected before, and  
> the second pane shows all the packages this class is defined in or  
> has extensions in.
> 
> Sounds complicated, right ? Well, it is actually extremely easy to  
> use and a breeze if you ever open hierarchy browsers on a class to  
> see what you are inheriting, or if you use class extensions.
> 
> Before I continue working on this, I am interested in all kinds of  
> feedback, since if not enough people are interested (positively or  
> negatively) I cannot motivate myself to invest much time :-) Most  
> specifically I am looking for feedback from Monticello experts, since  
> the current implementation of getting packages etc. does not feel  
> right (allthough it works, I only use my browser to develop in, and I  
> use it for publishing to SqueakSource).
> 
> If you are ready to play with it: find the package named  
> 'DuoSystemBrowser3.9' on SqueakSource. And, yes, it is for Squeak3.9.
> 
> --
> Roel
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