Ken,

Shift-Click is for *de*selection. I was stumped by this, too.

You can select multiple entries by clicking them individually or dragging over them.
Deselection is with shift-click or shift-drag.

Look in class ChangeList for an example of its usage (seems to be the only place in my 3.2g-4743 image).

Try for example "ChangeList browseRecent: 5000".

HTH,
Joern

"Ken G. Brown" wrote:
> 
> I don't quite understand how to select and highlight more than one
> item ie, extend the original selection.. When I tried it, shift-click
> selecting a second item did not extend the highlighting so I did not
> get any further. If in fact more than one item can be selected, that
> is what I need.
> Thx.
> Ken
> 
> At 22:04 -0800 on 2002/04/04,  Ned Konz is rumored to have written:
> >On Thursday 04 April 2002 04:43 pm, Ken Brown wrote:
> >>  It doesn't seem to do what I'm looking for which would be to highlight two
> >>  lines in the upper left pane, and have a corresponding selection range
> >>  index available for its list array. Basically I'm wanting to have two lists
> >>  side by side, in which I can select more than one line at a time then use a
> >>  button click to move the selected items to the other list. Any suggestions?
> >>  Thx
> >>  Ken
> >
> >PluggableListMorphOfMany responds to listSelectionAt: and listSelectionAt:put:
> >which respond with Booleans saying whether the given item is selected or not.
> >
> >So you just iterate through the list indices, selecting the ones for which
> >listSelectionAt: returns true.
> >
> >Does this do what you need, or do you have other requirements?
> >
> >--
> >Ned Konz
> >currently: Stanwood, WA
> >email:     ned at bike-nomad.com
> >homepage:  http://bike-nomad.com