spanWorld
"Make the receiver's height and width be harmonious with those of the container."
| container ht nav |
container _ self pasteUpMorph ifNil: [self currentWorld].
ht := (nav := ActiveWorld findA: SugarNavTab)
ifNotNil:
[nav height]
ifNil:
[0].
"referent height: (container height - ht)."
referent width: (referent width min: container width - self width).
referent top: container top + ht
I don't know why that line is so slow, though.
Cheers. Richo
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 11:29 PM, Ricardo Moran
<richi.moran@gmail.com> wrote:
I found that ViewerFlapTab #spanWorld is the responsible for the slow down. It is on the change set 2234viewerBeneath-sw. If I remove this method it starts working correctly.
On 24.08.2009, at 21:32, Karl Ramberg wrote:
On 2009-08-24 18:24, Ricardo Moran wrote:
How strange, I tried it some minutes ago in another machine with Ubuntu 9.04 and it behaves exactly the same. And it is very noticeable if you make a new project, draw a simple sketch, make a script with forward: 5 turn: 5, change the tickRate to 100 and run. Then opening a viewer should slow down the script, and keeping the mouse down on a button should make it go faster.
I see this on Windows as well, just clicking anywhere when a Viewer is open will make the morph move faster.
In the non-dev image, clicking in an empty part of the world makes no difference.
But e.g. bringing up a menu does. Even by keyboard (Cmd-Shift-W).