4.2-10966 is now available

>Hi Ken,
>I'm using Squeak 4.2 10966 on Windows and I had installed OCompletion but don't load OmniBrowser yet.
>Originally the mouse right button bring the halo without alt key. Now I disabled swapMouseButtons and I get the menu with the right click again as you say but I can't bring the halos anymore.
>
>I'll play with the preferences, thanks you.
>
>FV
>
>On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 5:36 PM, Ken G. Brown <<mailto:[hidden email]>[hidden email]> wrote:
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>Not sure if this is exactly what you mean, but in Squeak 4.2 10966 on Mac,
>I disabled swapMouseButtons preference to get cmd-click to work for bringing up halos,
>I disabled scrolBarsWithoutMenuButton to get the little menu button above the scrollBars in the Browser pane.
>I also have menuButtonInToolPane preference enabled. Not sure of the interaction of these two preferences.
>
>Then I loaded OCompletion from Help/Extending the system Workspace.
>
>Then I loaded OCForOB-rr.2.mcz from SqueakSource from <<http://www.squeaksource.com/OCompletion>http://www.squeaksource.com/OCompletion> otherwise the OmniBrowser load from the Help/Extending the system Workspace fails because it cannot find OCForOB-rr.2.mcz.
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>Then I loaded OmniBrowser as per the Help/Extending the system Workspace
>
>Then I open a new browser, now called System Browser, select a Tests class category, and I see the run tests in the menu from the menu button just above the top class category scrollBar arrow, or alternately by option-clicking in the class category pane. Seems to also show from the class pane when a test class is selected there.
>Ken
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>
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>At 4:51 PM -0300 2/7/11, Facundo Vozzi apparently wrote:
>>Hi,
>>how did you get the contextual menu on, by example, a Test class to run it from the class browser? Yes, it sound a stupid question but I was working on Pharo and the rigth bottom get the contextual menu and not the halos.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>FV
>>
>
> >On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 4:40 PM, Ken G. Brown <<mailto:<mailto:[hidden email]>[hidden email]><mailto:[hidden email]>[hidden email]> wrote:
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>>At 4:08 PM -0300 2/7/11, Ricardo Moran apparently wrote:
>>
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> > >On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 4:03 PM, Ken G. Brown <<mailto:<mailto:<mailto:[hidden email]>[hidden email]><mailto:[hidden email]>[hidden email]><mailto:<mailto:[hidden email]>[hidden email]><mailto:[hidden email]>[hidden email]> wrote:
>>>
>>>At 1:01 PM -0700 2/5/11, Ken G. Brown apparently wrote:
>>>>At 2:39 PM -0600 2/4/11, Chris Muller apparently wrote:
>>>>>Ok, the final-final image is now ready.
>>>>>
>>>>>All-in-One also updated.
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks for everyone's testing.  Anything else we find can be applied
>>>>>to squeak42 repository and then merged into trunk.  I see no way this
>>>>>would cause any continuity problems upgrading a 4.2 to a trunk.
>>>>>
>>>>> - Chris
>>>>
>>>>There used to be a feature where when you typed a double quote, it would give you two and then what you typed next would go in between the two double quotes.
>>>>Also if you selected some text, then typed a double quote, two double quotes would surround the selected text thereby commenting out the selected text.
>>>>I found this feature very handy once I got used to it.
>>>>
>>>>This no longer seems to work and I cannot find a Preference for the feature.
>>>>Does anyone know how to turn this back on?
>>>>
>>>
>>> ><snip>
>>>>Thx
>>>>Ken
>>>
>>>Answering my own question in case it is helpful to someone else.
>>>
>>>The feature apparently comes from OCompletion which can be loaded from the 'Extending the System' Workspace.
>>>
>>>
>>>Thanks! I tried to find the same feature yesterday with no success. I just forgot it came with OCompletion! :)
>>>
>>
>>Yeah, ditto here!
>>Once I understood the way it worked and got used to it, I found it really handy and missed it when it wasn't there.
> >
>>Ken
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Ken