Hi all,

What you should really load is the Services-All package, not Services- 
Base
(this one is not updated yet, I chose to package most things together  
for now,
so that people can try out Services in an easier way).
Then you can load Keymapping and BrowseUnit in addition.

Then it should work on both 3.8 and 3.9. older versions
have not been tested yet, I'll be glad to have feedback on whether  
they work
or not (I see no obvious reasons for them not to work).

Cheers,
     Romain

On Sep 17, 2005, at 5:19 PM, stéphane ducasse wrote:

> Hi all
>
> I wanted to load keymapping on 3.9 but I got errors.
> Do am I the only one?
> I wanted to try the cool feature of Romain services.
>
> Stef
>
>
> On 9 sept. 05, at 13:28, Romain Robbes wrote:
>
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>>     I just released two packages on squeakmap for further testing:
>>
>>     - Services-All contains several packages related to services  
>> grouped together for convenient downloads:
>>             -- Services-Base should go into the image at one point
>>             -- Services-RB is the refactorings services
>>             -- Services-Keymapping provide keyboard shortcuts for  
>> services
>>             -- Services-IDE provides a few nifty features describe  
>> later
>>
>>    - BrowseUnit has been updated to use the new version of the  
>> Services framework.
>>
>>
>>    This new version of services provides:
>>         - A cleaner way to define and register services, by  
>> subclassing a ServiceProvider class
>>         - Possibilities to add services in button bars such as in  
>> browsers
>>         - Better update mechanism, allowing menus and button bars  
>> to be dynamically changed
>>             (no need to open a new Browser when you install  
>> BrowseUnit for example)
>>         - Better support for disabled services in menus (they are  
>> grayed out)
>>         - Possibilities to enable or disable set of services in  
>> the Preferences
>>
>>     On to the nifty IDE features ;-) :
>>         - Histories in browsers, inspired by Alain Plantec's add on.
>>                 The differences are:
>>                     -- no additional instance variable in browser
>>                     -- triggered by keyboard shortcut (apple-[ and  
>> apple-] on the mac, the alt key for windows or linux)
>>                     -- histories in message lists (apple-{ and } )  
>> as well
>>         - An hypertext mechanism: double-click on a code entity  
>> (variable, message send), to be transported here.
>>                 combined with histories, it makes the class  
>> browser really feel like a web browser.
>>         - Possibility of leaving unnaccepted methods, and  
>> restoring them later, which improves the browsing experience as well
>>         -Senders, implementors ... can be restricted to the image,  
>> package or hierarchy levels
>>         -There is a teleporting device ;-) : press apple-t or alt- 
>> t, enter some text, press enter, and you will be teleported where  
>> you wanted...
>>             Here are some examples:
>>             -- enter "ord.col" to browse the OrderedCollection class.
>>             -- enter "do:" to browse the implementors of do:
>>             -- enter "ord.col do:' to browse OrderedCollection>>#do:
>>             --enter "h" to get further help.
>>         This was inspired by some Mac utilities such as  
>> Quicksilver or Launchbar, only much more limited ;-)
>>
>>
>>     So I encourage you to try this out, and send me feedback about  
>> what doesn't work and what should be improved...
>>
>>     Cheers,
>>         Romain
>>
>>
>>
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