[ISO-8859-1] st�phane ducasse writes: 

> hi avi 
> 
> romain will clean that. He was workign with us for a cool stuff we will 
> announce in the future and now he accepted a PhD in
> swizterland (but not with us but with friends) and he will certainly 
> continue to squeak :) 
> 

indeed ;-) 

so this my plan to work on this now. 

To answer Avi : 

I will definitely do some cleanup. I had several different ideas
at the same time, but I was reluctant to do one package for each,
having allready several packages for services. 

I know for example that the commandline is now unused, and that
the menubar is superceded by diego's much nicer one (we are
collaborating on this). 

Cheers,
   Romain 

> Stef 
> 
> On 1 oct. 04, at 00:32, Avi Bryant wrote: 
> 
>> 
>> On Oct 1, 2004, at 12:16 AM, Alexandre Bergel wrote: 
>> 
>>> Hi! 
>>> 
>>> I just tried services, and I find really cool. The last time I was so 
>>> exited by an framework was Seaside's, and it was a while ago. 
>>> 
>>> Installable at Services-Base from SqueakMap. 
>>> 
>>> Really good job, indeed.
>> 
>> Yes, I like Services too.  I find the Services-Base package oddly 
>> non-base, though - I don't see why it needs to include a menu bar, a 
>> command-line widget, or #browseSendersClassService and 
>> #browseImplementorsClassService and the supporting classes they need.  If 
>> we're going to include this in the base, maybe we can clean out some of 
>> these extra bits first? 
>> 
>> Avi 
>> 
>> 
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