Let's try it this time from Netscape....

I'm trying really hard to stay in Celeste for Squeak related activities and seem to be seeing problems. Here's the attachment and original message again. Thanks for the feedback.

- Steve

Please find attached the compressed change set file list IV.06Feb2147.cs.gz

This adds the following capability to V3.0 + V3.1a: 1. The buttons pane and pattern entry pane use the new fixed pane height scheme. 2. The buttons show state where appropriate. 3. The file list uses the new multi column list morph to show nicer column layouts. 4. Drag and drop support to copy and move files from the file list to the volume list (including a volume list in another file list browser) is provided. Note that move capability needs to be tested more fully. Also, the dropping of directories onto directories is "stubbed out" and not operational. It does nothing. 5. There's a new "general" preference: #askForDropChoiceInFileList to control copy vs move. If true, the user will be asked if the dropped item in FileList4 should be copied or moved. If false, no question is asked and it's assumed to be a copy operation. The default operation is to not ask and do a copy operation.

Joshua Channing Gargus wrote:

Hi Steve,

I couldn't decompress and try your changeset. My mail program (mutt) wants to save it as a file called "file list", and it doesn't appear to be in gzip format.

I usually don't have a problem with this; has anyone else had this problem with your changeset?

Joshua

On Tue, Feb 06, 2001 at 09:58:09PM -0500, steve wessels wrote:

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Please find attached the compressed change set file list IV.06Feb2147.cs.gz

This adds the following capability to V3.0 + V3.1a: 1. The buttons pane and pattern entry pane use the new fixed pane height scheme. 2. The buttons show state where appropriate. 3. The file list uses the new multi column list morph to show nicer column layouts. 4. Drag and drop support to copy and move files from the file list to the volume list (including a volume list in another file list browser) is provided. Note that move capability needs to be tested more fully. Also, the dropping of directories onto directories is "stubbed out" and not operational. It does nothing. 5. There's a new "general" preference: #askForDropChoiceInFileList to control copy vs move. If true, the user will be asked if the dropped item in FileList4 should be copied or moved. If false, no question is asked and it's assumed to be a copy operation. The default operation is to not ask and do a copy operation.

• Steve