Thanks and it works "rather" great! :-)

On Aug 31, 2005, at 12:10 AM, Chris Muller wrote:

> I left one step out.
>
>
>> While still hovered over the one you just made small, press "b" to  
>> browse its
>> hierarchy.  DirectoryEntry pops up.  Drag #name and #fileSize to  
>> the one you
>> made small.  Now Shift+click for its tool menu and select "as list  
>> entry".
>>

I'm using Mac and there's no right click and etc. I can make right  
click equivalent with Ctrl+Click but I cannot make shift+right click  
with shift + ctrl + click. This is my biggest problem. Maybe this is  
my fault?

>
> Before you can do the next step, below, you have to remember the  
> just-created
> list-entry.  So Shift+right click on the list entry and select "manage
> views...".  Place the mouse-pointer into the first black-box of the  
> message,
> "Remember view as: [ ] for all kinds of: [ ]" so that the box  
> highlights green.
>    These black boxes are "parameter-holders" for invoking messages  
> that require
> parameters.
>
> Now type 'list entry' INCLUDING the quotes in the left box.  You  
> may drop any
> object or type any valid Smalltalk expression into them.  You may  
> click in the
> right box to select DirectoryEntry.  Because both boxes are  
> populated, the
> message is automatically executed.  You may now close this "dialog"  
> by pressing
> "x" while the outer blue box is highlighted.

Hmm, I cannot find 'x' for this box. But this is not that big problem  
anyway.


>
> NOW, you may do this step, below..
>
>
>> Finally, right-click on the actual Collection object, carefully  
>> getting
>> outside
>> that black border (its ScrollPane or something) but still on the  
>> Collection
>> so
>> that it is outlined in green (this part is a little tricky), and  
>> select
>> "elements view | list entry".
>>
>
>

right-clicking on collection object is rather tricky. But this works  
great(again) !

Thanks again. Maui is very interesting. I think except some menu  
selecting problem(for me, Mac user) Maui is what I want to have.