Le 25/09/2014 20:54, Eliot Miranda a ��crit :

Hi All,

�� �� I was about to respond to Franco;s question by suggesting he start a
commit, to open up the commit dialog, and then use halos to explore the
window, from where he'd find what he was looking for and learn a
strategy he could use for the long-term to explore this wonderfully
reflective and open system we call Smalltalk.�� But on opening a Pahro
3.0 image to make sure that halos were available I couldn't find them
�� So what's a person to do if they want to explore the system from the
UI?�� It used to be that one could quickly look behind the curtain and
find riches there.�� Why has this avenue been cut off?�� Is there an
alternative?

Hi Eliot,

what you do in Pharo is to get the control UI menu, with Ctrl+Shift+Mouse Right Click.

On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 11:14 AM, Franco Musi <fmusi33@gmail.com
<mailto:fmusi33@gmail.com>> wrote:

�� �� Hey guys, I'm new here with Pharo and Monticello and I want to
�� �� extend the commit's functionality. Can you lead me to which classes
�� �� or methods do I have to start looking for making Monticello execute
�� �� some code of mine whenever it does a commit?

What you are asking depends on what you want to do. Do you want all commits to be trapped, or just some on a certain repository, or just the ones done via a save in the Monticello Browser?

The last one would be the easy one, but it isn't the only one.

Thierry