"asf" == Andreas Fuchs asf@boinkor.net writes:
asf> Today, rpgoldman@sift.info wrote: RS> The previous default behavior was removed because not every RS> application wanted it (it was a rather implementation-oriented RS> feature). >> >> I apologize if this is another dumb question, but wouldn't it be >> reasonable to allow McCLIM programmers to choose whether or not they >> want the old default behavior by encapsulating it in a >> command-table, and allowing the programmer to decide whether or not >> that behavior is what s/he wants?
asf> Sorry if I'm missing the point of this thread, but at least on McCLIM asf> 0.9.1, I can still access the "describe presentation" command by asf> left-clicking on the presentation while holding the Super asf> key.
Perhaps the problem's at my end. I do not seem to be able to do this (although I have a super key defined, AFAICT). Further, when I explicitly add a menubar with "Describe presentation" on it:
(make-command-table 'debug-command-table :errorp nil :menu '(("Describe presentation" :command com-describe-presentation) ("Describe object" :command com-describe-object)))
(make-command-table 'menubar-command-table :errorp nil :menu '(("Describe" :menu debug-command-table)))
The "Describe presentation" menu item appears grayed out and seems inactive. I'm using a copy I pulled from CVS yesterday (and rebuilt from source).
Can anyone correct me on this?
R