naming a text log, will get it filled with a log?

[JensLincke]

it generates weired code inside the object

[merryman]

Are you thinking of the textString property of textMorphs? There is no real textContent property within morphic in lively.next I am aware of.

[JensLincke]

I thought of textString... thanks! But if "textContent" is be undefined ... the text whas empty before I evaluated it and than it was fill with source code that did not belong there I guess?

[merryman]

That on the other hand seems really odd. Can you recover the steps that you did to get there? I cant really reproduce this locally.

[JensLincke]

I dragged out a text, named it "log" and evaluated "textContent" on it.

It might be a side effect of naming it "log"

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yiblgguawr0tu0m/Y53gzFqi3S.mp4?dl=0

[merryman]

Looks like a present Robert left for us: c98366ba093b96cdbd68b985147d93b70764001b ;-)

[rksm]

ahhhh the good old times!

[JensLincke]

Hello Robert :-) Do you remember if this was important? Or "kann das weg?" :-)

[rksm]

Well, it was a hack to quickly debug code rewriting. When you open a "log" and evaluate stuff it will print the transpiled code.

It might have been used in other places but nothing that should break...

Sollte also weg können...