Live from OOPSLA... here are some recently approved items as updates.
(Better hurry, I only have a one-hour internet connection.)

KCP83 was missing author initials/timestamps on many methods, which my
latest ConflictChecker now checks, so I added 'nb' initials to these
methods.

KCP102 & a couple of later ones had been approved, but KCP102 had a
fatal bug (mentioned in another email), so I'm leaving it & the later
ones out for the moment.

- Doug


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5498StarSqueakCleanup-ads -- Adam Spitz -- 5 August 2003



Recategorizes a few methods that should be part of the StarSqueak
package (including those weird ones on SmartRefStream)."

5499KCP83NewBeepENGV2 -- stephane ducasse -- 17 May 2003
md: re-edit all 45 conflicting methods.
Introduce a better design for beep and deprecate beep, beep:,
beepPrimitive, and playSoundNamed: from Object. English version by r.o
keefe.
Now we can invoke Beeper beep or Beeper beepPrimitive.
However, the feedback can be changed by using my class-side method
#setDefault: with an object understanding the message #play.
Look at SampleSound class>>initialize, for example.
(fixed missing method timestamps to contain 'nb 6/17/2003 12:25' -dew)

5500shrinkingSelection-th -- Torge Husfeldt -- 20 September 2002
v0.4 - back to normal changeset
Removed need to rename instvars of
and thus recompile ParagraphEditor.
Made new behavior the default.
v0.3 - Moved to SAR-Format
  Should remove most of the compatibility issues
v0.2 - ParenBlinking compatibility
  Changed class definition of ParagraphEditor to play nicely with Avi's
ParenBlinking
  Package. Note that the other way round things still get broken. i.e
when you first
  file in ShrinkingSelection and than Avi's ParenBlinking you will have
to execute
  the postscript found at the end of this cs again in order to have a
stable system.
v0.1 - initial
Does a complete overhaul of cursor movement in ParagraphEditors.
Adds two preferences:
#selectionsMayShrink
#wordStyleCursorMovement
When left alone everything should work the same as before.
When the first is set to true, cursor movement will be able to shrink a
selection by changing its direction.
When the second is set to true, cursor movement will adhere to displayed
lines rather than logical lines. Difference only visible in paragraphs
with automatically wrapped lines.
[moved the additon of the preferences to the postscript (je)]"

5501recreateSpcOb-md -- Marcus Denker -- 20 October 2003
This changeset just calls Smalltalk recreateSpecialObjectsArray in the
postscript to make ObjectsAsMethods work."




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