I just had an idea for making Self a hair more friendly. If I get the chance, I'll try to implement it, but perhaps a few Self gods can whip it up in short order. Wouldn't it be nice if the "Dismiss" menu item checked for the existence of a boolean slot "DismissWithoutWarning". If the slot were missing or true, Dismiss would behave as normal. If it were present and false, then interactive dismissals (using the Dismiss menu item) would first pass through a "Are you sure you want to do this" dialog box. Since the slot could be inherited, it would provide a very easy and simple way to provide flexible protection from accidental right mouse button clicks. Because it would interact on the menu item level, not the code level, it shouldn't affect programming. What do people think?

Also, does anyone else find it obnoxious that if one forgets to retract all pointers before dismissing an Outliner object, the pointers are missing the next time it gets opened?

--Toby Everett