[UPDATES] 6 for Squeak3.8beta

Marcus Denker denker at iam.unibe.ch
Mon Nov 8 21:12:31 UTC 2004


6352TTCCharacterFormAtFix-mikki-nk -- Mikael Kindborg -- 3 November 2004
Packaged and tested by:	Ned Konz
As reported by Mikael Kindborg as Squeak bug #0000403, characterFormAt: 
was missing (it was added to the Squeakland stream).
This CS is his fix for both Squeak (where the method was missing) and 
Squeakland (where the prior version did not use the cached glyph, but 
re-computed it every time).

6353Syntaxfixes2 -- Marcus Denker -- 27 October 2004
Fixes some more sytnax problem for the new compiler (to:do: without Arg,
dots in first line..."

6354TimeComment-dew -- Doug Way -- 23 October 2004
Fixes the comment for Time.  The comment previously read
''This represents a period of time.''
which implies a duration or interval of time, which is *not* what Time 
represents.  It really represents a particular point in time, during an 
unknown day.  (Although it can be converted to a Duration.)  The new 
comment reads:
''This represents a particular point in time during any given day.  For 
example, ''5:19:45 pm''.
If you need a point in time on a particular day, use DateAndTime.  If 
you need a duration of time, use Duration.''

6355m17nClassesComment -- Yoshiki Ohshima -- 19 October 2004
Adds the comments to the classes in ''Multilingual-BaseClasses'' and 
''Multilingual-Encodings''.  Also the method category of those classes 
are revisited."

6356AcornfileDirFix -- tim at sumeru.stanford.edu -- 5 November 2004
An Acorn specific change for the 3.8b6351 image - a missed change 
relating to the m17n work.
Add #isNullPath to FilePath to test for an empty path string, which is 
the magic code for root directory in the directory listing prim"

6357CoordGuard-nk -- Ned Konz -- 3 November 2004
Guards against fractional coordinates in Morph>>position:
Among other things, this avoids a problem that can be caused by making 
an Etoy script that sets a Morph''s position (via setLeft:, for 
instance) to a non-integer value.




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