Regarding:

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Tim Rowledge [SMTP:rowledge at interval.com]
> Subject:	[enh request]menus of options in popup queries
> 
> I've never got around to doing an enhancement that seems like a simple and
> useful idea. Somebody playing with UI stuff might like to try this:-
> In popup queries (like the one you get from a Browser whilst adding a new
> item
> in the protocol pane) it would be useful to have a popup menu of common
> options. Things like
> instance creation
> initialization
> accessing
> enumerating
> mumbling
> thingies
> 
	[...snip...] 

	[Norton, Chris]  I agree that a few things seem to be lacking in the
System Browser.  In particular, I note that the VSE Package Browser has an
initialization definition for each class in a package.  I have used this
mechanism in the past, but didn't notice that it was (conspicuously) missing
from Squeak.

	Another little UI thing that has bothered me about the System
Browser is the location of the class Definition.  Until just today, I had
thought that Squeak did not support class instance variables, because I
never tried looking under the class button.  Why is this information hidden?
(Why aren't the class variable names under the class side too?)

	This is how VSE Package browser represents the class Definition (I
chose class Message as an example):

	Message
	  superclass: EvaluableAction
	  indexable type: none
	  instance variables: 'selector arguments receiver'
	  class variables: ''
	  pools: ''
	  class instance variables: ''

	The nice thing about this approach is that all of the important
"persistence" information about the class definition is in one place (under
Definition).

	In any case, I second Tim's suggestion.  :-)

	---==> Chris