Hi Nicolai, > On Aug 26, 2016, at 10:08 PM, Nicolai Hess <nicolaih...@gmail.com> wrote: […] > > And the menu entries are ... unfortunate (see screenshot), what you put in, > > the whole source as menu label? > > Hmm. Something is strange there. I get the name of a method, not the source > code. What image are you in? > > Ah, it always uses the "selected text" for building the menu label, in this > example screenshot, I 've selected the whole > method. > Hm. But I don't know how it would find the selected method anyway. > If I selecte the method #append: and select > Browse examples with subject #append: > or > Browse examples with literal: #append: > it opens a browser on class Text ander there is a Text > class>>#gtExampleSimple, > but it does not contain #append: not as a literal or as a message send. > > I did another test: select the message "asText" and choose > Browse Examples with literal #asText > It opens a browse with some more classes/example methods but > I can not see *any* relation between this example methods and the text I > selected.
An example can have all sorts of objects as subjects such as class, method or package. But, it can also have more arbitrary objects such as text and this is what you see in the text pane. I agree that right now this is more experimental from a usage point of view and we likely should remove it from now to make the default behavior focus on code entities. Doru -- www.tudorgirba.com www.feenk.com "To utilize feedback, you first have to acquire it."
