Issue 94 improvements environment #170
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first improvements to the environments chapter Adds Silvan to the list of contributors Co-authored-by: Silvan Verhoeven <SilvanVerhoeven@users.noreply.github.com>
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| The hierarchy browser is designed to make it easy to navigate through the inheritance hierarchy, but does not show all of the classes in the system: only the superclasses and subclasses of the initial class are shown. | ||
| The \button{hierarchy} button opens a \ind{hierarchy browser} on the current class; this browser can also be opened by using the \menu{browse hierarchy} menu item in the yellow button menu of the class pane. | ||
| The hierarchy browser is similar to the system browser, but instead of displaying the system categories and the classes in each category, it shows a single list of classes indented to represent inheritance. | ||
| The category of the selected class is displayed in the title of the browser window. |
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@codeZeilen Wait, where is that? Afaik this only works for environments (see Browser>>#defaultBrowserTitle).
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| @@ -543,7 +543,7 @@ \section{Change sets and the change sorter} | |||
| If you do not select a method, the bottom pane also shows you whether the creation of the class itself is part of the change set. | |||
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| The change set browser also lets you delete classes and methods from the change set using the yellow button menu on the corresponding items. | |||
| However, for more elaborate editing of change sets, you should use a second tool, the \textit{change sorter}, available under \menu{World docking bar~\go{} Tools} or by selecting \menu{World~\go{} open...~\go{} dual change sorter}, which is shown in \figref{dualChangeSorter}. | |||
| However, for more elaborate editing of change sets, you should use a second tool, the \textit{Dual Change Sorter}, available under \menu{World docking bar~\go{} Tools} or by selecting \menu{World~\go{} open...~\go{} dual change sorter}, which is shown in \figref{dualChangeSorter}. | |||
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Should we really not introduce the single change sorter at all?
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