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LinqLover opened this issue
Dec 8, 2023
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bug[WHAT] Something isn't working as expected. Automated tests beneficial. :-morphic[SCOPE] The issue is related to the Morphic framework.user[SCOPE] It is for the (maybe non-programming) (end-) user: designer, artist, writer, gamer, ...
Because probably no one knows who should be responsible for closing the relevant streams.
Drop files events are the only type of the that MUST be handled to avoid keeping the streams open. As an advocate of the #readOnlyFileNamed:do: pattern (i.e., executeAroundMethod is responsible for closing), I wish we could do something similar close to HandMorph>>#generateDropFilesEvent:. Maybe this method should only check for the drop file names and handlers (such as the world) should be responsible for opening and closing the files.
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[WHAT] Something isn't working as expected. Automated tests beneficial. :-
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Dec 8, 2023
bug[WHAT] Something isn't working as expected. Automated tests beneficial. :-morphic[SCOPE] The issue is related to the Morphic framework.user[SCOPE] It is for the (maybe non-programming) (end-) user: designer, artist, writer, gamer, ...
Because probably no one knows who should be responsible for closing the relevant streams.
Drop files events are the only type of the that MUST be handled to avoid keeping the streams open. As an advocate of the
#readOnlyFileNamed:do:
pattern (i.e., executeAroundMethod is responsible for closing), I wish we could do something similar close toHandMorph>>#generateDropFilesEvent:
. Maybe this method should only check for the drop file names and handlers (such as the world) should be responsible for opening and closing the files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: