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"RS" == Robert Strandh <strandh@labri.fr> writes:
RS> rpgoldman@sift.info writes: >> >> In the old days, I was able to click on an object that I had displayed >> in a McCLIM application frame and describe it (using "describe >> presentation"?). Now this isn't available any more. Now when I use >> the right mouse menu, I see "Describe," but I have not been able to >> persuade it to describe the things I have presented. For that matter, >> it doesn't really do anything even on numbers. I realize that this is >> probably a very dumb question, but is there some primer somewhere on >> how to make this do something nice with my presentations? RS> The previous default behavior was removed because not every RS> application wanted it (it was a rather implementation-oriented RS> feature). Thanks. I understand and sympathize. But is there some easy recipe to get this behavior back? Either to get it for a whole application (my biggest use for McCLIM was for debugging tools), or for particular objects? I feel sure that this is a stupid question and that there's some RTFMish thing I should be doing, but the CLIM literature seems so scattered and fragmented that I'm finding it hard to get a handle on it. Best, R