Hello
Every time I show squeak to someone else I just play around a bit. So other people can see how powerful squeak is.
After a few minutes I always do something wrong. Sometimes I only get a single mnu. This is not problematic. But then I get numerous mnu and it doesnt look very professional if I have to click million times to get rid of it.
Just an example. Someone asked me for a squeak entry field. I remembered that method finder has one.
So I open method finder click on the debug halo of the input field and show him the morph with the class browser. No problem at all.
Then I want to demonstrate PluggableTextMorph
PluggableTextMorph new openInWorld.
Fine. Works.
Then the mouse enters the newly created morph and a dozen mnu appear.
What are YOU doing then?
bye Enno
Alt-w closes the top-most window, I suppose that's what you want. It's in the world menu -> windows -> close top window (m)
-- Matthias
On 8/21/07, Enno Schwass onkelenno@mac.com wrote:
Hello
Every time I show squeak to someone else I just play around a bit. So other people can see how powerful squeak is.
After a few minutes I always do something wrong. Sometimes I only get a single mnu. This is not problematic. But then I get numerous mnu and it doesnt look very professional if I have to click million times to get rid of it.
Just an example. Someone asked me for a squeak entry field. I remembered that method finder has one.
So I open method finder click on the debug halo of the input field and show him the morph with the class browser. No problem at all.
Then I want to demonstrate PluggableTextMorph
PluggableTextMorph new openInWorld.
Fine. Works.
Then the mouse enters the newly created morph and a dozen mnu appear.
What are YOU doing then?
bye Enno
See also delete unchanged windows
Which if you use the type ahead menus, you can get there with
right click on world, type wi, Enter, unc, Enter
That is:
world -> wi_ndows -> delete _unc_hanged windows
On 8/21/07, Matthias Berth matthias.berth@googlemail.com wrote:
Alt-w closes the top-most window, I suppose that's what you want. It's in the world menu -> windows -> close top window (m)
-- Matthias
On 8/21/07, Enno Schwass onkelenno@mac.com wrote:
Hello
Every time I show squeak to someone else I just play around a bit. So other people can see how powerful squeak is.
After a few minutes I always do something wrong. Sometimes I only get a single mnu. This is not problematic. But then I get numerous mnu and it doesnt look very professional if I have to click million times to get rid of it.
Just an example. Someone asked me for a squeak entry field. I remembered that method finder has one.
So I open method finder click on the debug halo of the input field and show him the morph with the class browser. No problem at all.
Then I want to demonstrate PluggableTextMorph
PluggableTextMorph new openInWorld.
Fine. Works.
Then the mouse enters the newly created morph and a dozen mnu appear.
What are YOU doing then?
bye Enno
Or, open a workspace, and evaluate the following:
PreDebugWindow allInstances do: [:ea | ea delete]
What I did was to open a MNU notifier and use the halo to find out what class implemented the window (PreDebugWindow). Then with Smalltalk API knowledge (the #allInstances) and Morphic knowledge (#delete) I did the rest.
One would wonder, though, why we don't have a "close all" button in those windows.
Regards, Hernán
On 8/21/07, David Mitchell david.mitchell@gmail.com wrote:
See also delete unchanged windows
Which if you use the type ahead menus, you can get there with
right click on world, type wi, Enter, unc, Enter
That is:
world -> wi_ndows -> delete _unc_hanged windows
On 8/21/07, Matthias Berth matthias.berth@googlemail.com wrote:
Alt-w closes the top-most window, I suppose that's what you want. It's in the world menu -> windows -> close top window (m)
-- Matthias
On 8/21/07, Enno Schwass onkelenno@mac.com wrote:
Hello
Every time I show squeak to someone else I just play around a bit. So other people can see how powerful squeak is.
After a few minutes I always do something wrong. Sometimes I only get a single mnu. This is not problematic. But then I get numerous mnu and it doesnt look very professional if I have to click million times to get rid of it.
Just an example. Someone asked me for a squeak entry field. I remembered that method finder has one.
So I open method finder click on the debug halo of the input field and show him the morph with the class browser. No problem at all.
Then I want to demonstrate PluggableTextMorph
PluggableTextMorph new openInWorld.
Fine. Works.
Then the mouse enters the newly created morph and a dozen mnu appear.
What are YOU doing then?
bye Enno
Love the way you found that!
On 8/21/07, Hernan Tylim htylim@gmail.com wrote:
Or, open a workspace, and evaluate the following:
PreDebugWindow allInstances do: [:ea | ea delete]
What I did was to open a MNU notifier and use the halo to find out what class implemented the window (PreDebugWindow). Then with Smalltalk API knowledge (the #allInstances) and Morphic knowledge (#delete) I did the rest.
One would wonder, though, why we don't have a "close all" button in those windows.
Regards, Hernán
On 8/21/07, David Mitchell david.mitchell@gmail.com wrote:
See also delete unchanged windows
Which if you use the type ahead menus, you can get there with
right click on world, type wi, Enter, unc, Enter
That is:
world -> wi_ndows -> delete _unc_hanged windows
On 8/21/07, Matthias Berth matthias.berth@googlemail.com wrote:
Alt-w closes the top-most window, I suppose that's what you want. It's in the world menu -> windows -> close top window (m)
-- Matthias
On 8/21/07, Enno Schwass onkelenno@mac.com wrote:
Hello
Every time I show squeak to someone else I just play around a bit. So other people can see how powerful squeak is.
After a few minutes I always do something wrong. Sometimes I only get a single mnu. This is not problematic. But then I get numerous mnu and it doesnt look very professional if I have to click million times to get rid of it.
Just an example. Someone asked me for a squeak entry field. I remembered that method finder has one.
So I open method finder click on the debug halo of the input field and show him the morph with the class browser. No problem at all.
Then I want to demonstrate PluggableTextMorph
PluggableTextMorph new openInWorld.
Fine. Works.
Then the mouse enters the newly created morph and a dozen mnu appear.
What are YOU doing then?
bye Enno
-- Saludos, Hernán
Hi
Well, so many answer and so many solutions. I will try them all
Thanks Enno
On Wednesday 22 August 2007 1:09 am, Enno Schwass wrote:
Hello
Every time I show squeak to someone else I just play around a bit. So other people can see how powerful squeak is.
After a few minutes I always do something wrong. Sometimes I only get a single mnu. This is not problematic. But then I get numerous mnu and it doesnt look very professional if I have to click million times to get rid of it.
While doing demos, I like to keep my actions simple and comprehensible to my audience. I just shift select-drag the whole bunch of windows and drag them to the trash (or bring up halo and delete).
Just like what one would do with unsolicited messages. Just trash them :-)
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