What I usually do to find out is selecting a string (like, in an
error message, or shift-click the label of a button or menu item, or
just typing it somewhere) and pressing Ctrl-E. This shows me all
methods that use that string, and if it was sufficiently unique it's
easy to spot which meth
Others gave the general approach and how to easily add code to menus.
I also tear apart menus, like you describe. Here's what I do:
Explore morph and then look at target, selector, and arguments. Usually
the selector is doMenuItem:with: and the arguments have the menu item
and a symbol that be
El 6/27/07 12:35 PM, "Michael Davies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> you mentioned that you'd have done things differently.
I send a attached of some old thing I do for showing how a slide show of
picts could be made to some Squeaker.
Don't take me as last word !
I sure many could do same bet
(re-sent as my original didn't get through)
Hi Wade, Edgar,
I wrote that sample application, so I'm sorry you had problems getting
it working. As you worked out, it's fussy about the (number, and case
of) file extensions it recognises. I've fixed those issues and uploaded a
new version, as I'm s
Folks:
I attach my still not in the updates stream how to have Andreas Raab
proposal (see
http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/squeak-dev/2007-June/117511.html
)
I have a Windows PC now for testing purposes, the .cs activates the release
team how to manage things via Monticello.
All seem
Hi Edgar, Matthew and Jerome,
These all look like really helpful answers. Thanks very much.
Ian
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