On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 4:24 PM, Nicolai Hess <nicolaih...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anyone working with GTInspector and inspecting "pointers to" (menu Item
> "Open pointers to").
> Either I make something wrong or it just does not work. The only references
> I can
> see in this pointer inspector are the references *from* the inspector
> itself.
>
> I put an EllipseMorph in a Morph and choosed "Open Pointers to" in the
> inspector of
> the EllipseMorph.
> I would expect something like
> EllipseMorph <- array (submorphs) <- Morph
>
> But instead I only see this:
>
I agree it seems really hard to chase pointersTo.
Doing "EllipseMorph new openInWorld. World inspect."
I can see the EllipseMorph in the "submorphs" ivar at (for me) array
item 4. In the raw tab, right-clicking on item 4 > Open Pointers To,
I would hope to see the WorldMorph its not there.
Now in the WorldMorph, right-clicking on "submorphs" > Open Pointers To
at item 3 (for me) shows... "an Array [40 items] (
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
'self'->a WorldMorph(562956288) [world]
#backgroundMorph->nil
#borderColor->(Color r: 0.861 g: 1.0 b: 0.722 alpha: 1.0)
#borderWidth->0
#bounds->(0@0) corner: (1920@1172)
#color->(Color r: 0.937 g: 0.937 b: 0.937 alpha: 1.0)
#extension->a MorphExtension (287899392) [other: (dragEnabled ->
true) (dropEnabled -> true) (lastKeystroke -> '<down>') (kmDispatcher
-> a KMDispatcher)]
#fullBounds->(0@0) corner: (1920@1172)
#griddingOn->nil
#osWindow->nil
#owner->nil
#session->nil
#submorphs->an Array(a TaskbarMorph(804941056) a
GLMSystemWindow(9541632) a GLMSystemWindow(614298112) an
EllipseMorph(763635712) an ImageMorph(342771456))
#worldState->a WorldState
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil
nil)"
...so WorldMorph's ivars start at item 21, with its self at item 20. Strange?
Another thing, World > Tools > Finder > Source > "Open pointers to"
lists only two locations. Inserting a "self halt" at both locations like this
selectionAct: [:list | self halt.
((list selection pointersToExcept: { list selection })
reject: [ :each | each pointsOnlyWeaklyTo: list selection
]) inspect ]
on: $t
entitled: 'Open pointers to'
would I expect trigger a debugger when I invoke the menu item, but it
doesn't, wtf???
cheers -ben
