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From:	John (For the colours are many, but the light is one.) Mackin <john@
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Date:	Thu, 26 Nov 1992 21:58:00 -0500
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Subject: Re: Pie menus
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Mike is dead right.  "Last chosen" is abolutely not a `hack.'  I'd
be pleased if Mr Fitzhardinge was a little more careful with his
epithet-slinging.  Not only does it keep the mouse in the same
place on the table, but it also happens to contribute greatly
to the editor's usability, since a single click on B2 repeats
the last B2 action, which is often just what you want for
searching and pasting.

    >How hard would it be to add a new menu type to sam/libXg?

    Try it and see...

Hear, hear!  You want it?  You do it.

OK,
John.