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stopStepping:
GtkMorphView
Pharo 10
Downloaded with:
Metacello new repository: 'github://pharo-spec/Spec-Gtk'; baseline: 'SpecGtk'; onConflict: [ :e | e useIncoming ]; onUpgrade: [ :e | e useIncoming ]; ignoreImage; load
Open a calypso on a separate window doing:
presenter := SpPresenter new. presenter application: (SpApplication new useBackend: #Gtk). presenter layout: (SpBoxLayout newVertical add: (morph := presenter newMorph); yourself). morph morph: (ClyFullBrowserMorph onDefaultEnvironment). presenter open.
Clicking somewhere (package, class, method) throws many DNU stopStepping: on GtkMorphView.
We are looking at how to solve it, it seems there are already versions of stopStepping with different number of arguments.
One solution could be to implement it as
stopStepping: aMorph selector: aSelector steps ifNil: [ ^ self ]. (steps removeAll: (steps select:[ :each | each receiver == aMorph ])) do: [ :each | each cancel ]*
However, this looks like repeated code with WorldMorph/WorldState
WorldMorph
WorldState
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Pharo 10
Downloaded with:
Open a calypso on a separate window doing:
Clicking somewhere (package, class, method) throws many DNU
stopStepping:
onGtkMorphView
.We are looking at how to solve it, it seems there are already versions of stopStepping with different number of arguments.
One solution could be to implement it as
However, this looks like repeated code with
WorldMorph
/WorldState
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: