Hi,

I have another drag gesture suggestion: if you drag a piece of
selected text and drop it on the World, open a new Workspace at the
drop position and copy the dragged text into it.
Can be used to drag snippets from a Transcript or pieces from a
method. Subsequently one can drag more pieces into the new workspace.

Kind regards,
Jakob

Am Mo., 26. Apr. 2021 um 01:02 Uhr schrieb tim Rowledge <tim at rowledge.org>:
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> > On 2021-04-25, at 2:59 PM, Thiede, Christoph <Christoph.Thiede at student.hpi.uni-potsdam.de> wrote:
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> Yeah, that's a very nice start. So, just as some thoughts relating -
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>  - how about some gesture to open a hierarchy browser instead ? Actually, a switch to change a typical browser into a hierarchy browser  - in the manner of the inspect/explore switch - would be interesting
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>  - all the other browsers ought to support the drag stuff too. I see some do, but the messagetrace doesn't appear to.
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>  - drag a method into a MessageTrace browser and thus add implementors of that message to the stack. Maybe shift-drag adds senders of the message instead. Or, for a more extensive change, drop the message on the 'senders' button to see the senders, the 'implementors' to see (guess what) the implementors. Hell, have simple drop targets available to perform such actions; drag a method/class/etc onto a 'versions' drop target. Or 'fileout'. Etc.
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> - Nothing to do with d&d, but how about a very simple way to add notes to methods in a browser? I'm thinking here of using a messagetrace browser and wanting to add little (pop-up?) notes to remind me of any points I notice as I follow the messages up and down. Why was I looking at this? What is it related to? All that stuff it is so easy to forget a week later when you start climbing back up the rabbit hole you fell into.
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