Hi Lex,

I didn't test it but I am pretty sure that loading both KeyBinder and
KeyMapping its not a good idea.

The reason is that both KeyBinder and KeyMapping modifies Squeak's key event
handling so I wouldn't be surprised if both modifications conflicts.

The short-term solution is to not load both. I would suggest to use
KeyMapping instead of KeyBinder because of the fact that it looks more
complete feature-wise. And because when a I did KeyBinder I only meant it as
a proof of concept, not as a real application.

For the long-term I strongly advice to add KeyBinder's or KeyMapping's patch
to the official squeak kernel.

Regards,
Hernán

On 25 Nov 2006 14:10:37 +0100, Lex Spoon <lex at cc.gatech.edu> wrote:
>
> Today I added:
>
> OSProcess
> CommandShell
> FileMan
> DebugReport
>
> Generally I copied the requested versions from SqueakMap.
>
> I verified that these load successfully, but otherwise I did not
> really test them.  If anyone notices problems with the posted
> packages, please let me know!  This universe is going to have low
> standards, but there's no reason not to at least fix the most obvious
> of problems.
>
>
> I did not add Keymapping or Announcements, because I could not find
> the specified version on SqueakMap or Google.  Can you give me more
> specific URL's ?
>
> I add a version of Mondrian on SqueakSource, but I immediately removed
> it because it seems to depend on Announcements.
>
>
> Incidentally, KeyBinder is already included in the universe.  Does
> anyone know how KeyBinder and Keymapping interact?  Can they really be
> loaded simultaneously??  Is one of these preferable to the other?
>
>
> -Lex
>
>
>


-- 
Saludos,
Hernán
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