Hi Romain,

If I may, a couple of more suggestions.

- make the colors be clearly distinct between each other. In my monitor (a
very old and used one, I admit it) they look pretty much the same.

- If the selection has a wide of zero, make it transparent if it has no
focus.

Take the following and please evaluate it on a workspace:

SystemWindow new
	setWindowColor: Color lightGray;
	addMorph: (PluggableTextMorph on: nil text: nil accept: nil) frame: (0 at 0
corner: 1 at 0.25);
	addMorph: (PluggableTextMorph on: nil text: nil accept: nil) frame: (0 at 0.25
corner: 1 at 0.5);
	addMorph: (PluggableTextMorph on: nil text: nil accept: nil) frame: (0 at 0.5
corner: 1 at 0.75);
	addMorph: (PluggableTextMorph on: nil text: nil accept: nil) frame: (0 at 0.75
corner: 1 at 1);
	openInHand.

What you see here is a window with 4 text fields. The all 4 are showing a
text cursor and for me it's not clearly which one has focus.

Side note: In my opinion the root of the problem here is that 'text
selection' and 'text cursor' are a same concept on Squeak while they should
be two separate ones.

Regards,
Hernan

> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: squeak-dev-bounces at lists.squeakfoundation.org
> [mailto:squeak-dev-bounces at lists.squeakfoundation.org]En nombre de
> rrobbes at info.unicaen.fr
> Enviado el: Lunes, 22 de Marzo de 2004 09:54
> Para: squeak-dev at lists.squeakfoundation.org
> Asunto: [FIX] TextMorphSelectionFix-rr ([sm][cd] new version)
>
>
> from preamble:
>
> "Change Set:		FocusFixes-rr
> Date:			23 March 2004
> Author:			Romain Robbes
>
> V2 : provides more visual feedback by changing the selection
> color upon focus change, as suggested by Hernan Tylim.
>
> Makes the selected text in a TextMorph not
> disappear when the morph loses focus,
> by removing the call to releaseEditor in
> TextMorph>>keyboardFocusChange:  .
>
> This makes the TextMorphs' behavior more
> consistent with text panes in the host platforms,
> and makes Squeak a more consistent with itself,
> as this will allow all menus to behave according to
> the menuKeyboardControl preference, including
> the ones in a paragraph.
>
> Also included are the changes in PluggableTextMorph and
> StrikeFont, to allow menus to be invoked modally, and
> thus having keyboard control if the preference is set"!
>