On Feb 13, 2012, at 3:49 AM, S Krish wrote:

> Will come up with a cs for the issues in Morphic widgets shortly after I test 
> them more thoroughly.. 
> 
> I am kind of convinced that putting a breakpoint in a method with "Toggle 
> Breakpoint" and then stepping through the morphic code base is causing the UI 
> instability of rendering glitches and other concomittant issues. It does not 
> occur, if we do normal "debugIt" and then step through, so it should not be 
> much to do with Morphic stepping thru logic of events et all.. but something 
> intrinsic to how the breakpoint affects Morphic / UI rendering of Pharo.

I never use such functionality so I cannot comment.

> 
> I have done fair amount of work spread across several days with the same 
> image earlier, days prior to "breakpoint" capabilities on Pharo 1.1, but now 
> I barely have the image last the day, goes sluggish and with these UI 
> blemishes may be unrelated but I suspect a correlation:
> 
> ( Pharo is Lot better though than Linux blemises with Compbiz where you loose 
> all window bars, decorations.. once a while..!) 
> 
> On Pharo 1.3 stable mostly/ Also Pharo 1.4 latest :
> 
> *  The thumbnail image of taskbar windows will remain painted, behind the top 
> window, on the World.. ( thankfully..) but at times on front occluding the 
> top window .
> *  Windows/ Menus will come up partially occluded and running the mouse over 
> exposes it fully..
> *  Mouse inputs become sluggish...
> *  Transcript opened in these situations sometimes has a funny effect of only 
> the textMorph of transcript partially overlapping the top Window
> 
> * From a newbie perspective, need to keep a list of methods break point 
> cannot be put in, which are polling code..
> 
> Will need to get more precise and come back on them with fixes as possible. I 
> will revert to the older breakpointing of using self halt inserted at top/ 
> line I need with the "Toggle breakpoint" and check also..
> 
> Will dig in deeper and come back.
> 


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