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cmd-6 actions

Tobias Pape
Dear squeakers

I played around with the CMD-6 (or CTRL-6) “emphasis”
shortcut. The documentation says, that you could add
color or even URLs to test that way.
  The former is true, but the only links you can generate are
in-image.

So I digged around and found that SmalltalkEditor>>emphasisExtras
is not in sync with its actual actions.

It looks like

SmalltalkEditor>>emphasisExtras
        ^#(
                'Do it'
                'Print it'
                'Link to comment of class'
                'Link to definition of class'
                'Link to hierarchy of class'
                'Link to method'
        ).

But shouldn't it be more like


SmalltalkEditor>>emphasisExtras
        ^#(
                'Do it'
                'Print it'
                'Link to comment of class'
                'Link to definition of class'
                'Link to hierarchy of class'
                'Link to method'
                'Link to URL'
                'Print hidden link info'
                'Copy hidden link info'
        ).


?

Best
        -Tobias


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Re: cmd-6 actions

Bert Freudenberg

On 04.04.2013, at 22:51, Tobias Pape <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Dear squeakers
>
> I played around with the CMD-6 (or CTRL-6) “emphasis”
> shortcut. The documentation says, that you could add
> color or even URLs to test that way.
>  The former is true, but the only links you can generate are
> in-image.
>
> So I digged around and found that SmalltalkEditor>>emphasisExtras
> is not in sync with its actual actions.
>
> It looks like
>
> SmalltalkEditor>>emphasisExtras
> ^#(
> 'Do it'
> 'Print it'
> 'Link to comment of class'
> 'Link to definition of class'
> 'Link to hierarchy of class'
> 'Link to method'
> ).
>
> But shouldn't it be more like
>
>
> SmalltalkEditor>>emphasisExtras
> ^#(
> 'Do it'
> 'Print it'
> 'Link to comment of class'
> 'Link to definition of class'
> 'Link to hierarchy of class'
> 'Link to method'
> 'Link to URL'
> 'Print hidden link info'
> 'Copy hidden link info'
> ).
>
>
> ?
>
> Best
> -Tobias

Yep. And while you're at it, how about making Monticello preserve text emphasis? That was one major loss when we abandoned the changeset update stream ...

- Bert -