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"Randal L. Schwartz" <merlyn@stonehenge.com> hat am
25. September 2008 um 16:51 geschrieben:<br />
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> >>>>> "David" == David
Röthlisberger <squeak@webcitas.ch> writes:<br />
> <br />
> >> hh2@lexdb> In particular: the red flag means that
there is a 'self halt' in the method.<br />
> >> Sadly, it's also true when there's a
"break" message sent to anything.<br />
> >> Which means some of my seaside methods that want a
<br> get flagged,<br />
> >> because they have "html break".<br />
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> David> yeah, this is bad, but unfortunately there is no
easy way to avoid that,<br />
> David> except excluding #break from the list of
"dangerous" senders. But this doesn't<br />
> David> really make sense as it is as important to know if a
method sends #break or<br />
> David> #halt.<br />
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> Maybe the seaside folks can add a new method for #br and
deprecate<br />
> #break or something in 2.9.<br />
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So the proposal is to replace the method
WAhtmlCanvas>>break<br />
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  break<br />
      "Inserts a single line break."<br />
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      ^ self brush: WABreakTag new<br />
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with the following method WAhtmlCanvas>>br<br />
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   br<br />
    "Inserts a single line break."<br />
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    ^ self brush: WABreakTag new<br />
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Yes, I second this, because the break method has another meaning as
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  Object>>break<br />
      "This is a simple message to use for
inserting breakpoints during debugging.<br />
      The debugger is opened by sending a
signal. This gives a chance to restore<br />
      invariants related to multiple
processes."<br />
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      BreakPoint signal.<br />
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      "nil break."<br />
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Where can I file this Seaside change request? (Maybe it is already
filed)<br />
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Kind regards<br />
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Hannes Hirzel
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