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Has van der Krieken

PluggableTextMorph and rubberband

Hi all,

Recently I installed Gary Chamber's UIEnhancements. Pretty neat.
After that, there's a rubberband in PluggableTextMorphs when they get focused.
Do you know how I can turn this off?

Thanks, Has.
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Conrad Taylor

Re: PluggableTextMorph and rubberband

Hi, I have the following questions in regards to Squeak:

a) Which version should I use in regards to 3.9 and 3.10?

b) How does one generate all the accessors of a class in one operation instead of repeating that

operation for each instance variable?

c) Was the standard way of upgrading you image without causing harm to the image? I hear that

SqueakMap and Monticello are ways of doing it. Also, I know that Monticello gives you the ability

to create packages and add them to a repository.

d) OK, I have loaded several packages into my image and I need to change the image. Is it possible

to export all my changes to a package file and import them into the new image?

Thanks in advance,

-Conrad

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Has van der Krieken

Re: PluggableTextMorph and rubberband

Hello Conrad,

Maybe you should start a new thread. You "stole" mine :)

Regards, Has.

On 9/4/07, Conrad Taylor <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi, I have the following questions in regards to Squeak:
>
> a) Which version should I use in regards to 3.9 and 3.10?
>
> b) How does one generate all the accessors of a class in one operation
> instead of repeating that
> operation for each instance variable?
>
> c) Was the standard way of upgrading you image without causing harm to the
> image? I hear that
> SqueakMap and Monticello are ways of doing it. Also, I know that
> Monticello gives you the ability
> to create packages and add them to a repository.
>
>
> d) OK, I have loaded several packages into my image and I need to change
> the image. Is it possible
> to export all my changes to a package file and import them into the new
> image?
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> -Conrad
>
>
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