Cut Cut removes the selected text and places a copy into
the cut&paste buffer (clipBoard).
Paste Paste inserts the contents of the cut&paste buffer (clipBoard)
and inserts it at the current cursor position.
If there was a selection, the selection will be replaced by
the contents of the cut&paste buffer.
Again Again repeats the last Cut or Replace operation after
searching forward in the text for
the next occurence of the relevant character sequence.
For example, to change all occurences of "foo" by "bar" in your text,
go to the first "foo", select it, type "bar" and repeat this operation
by pressing again until no more occurences are found in the text.
Accept Accepting means "take that text and make it permanent".
In Smalltalk, most editing is modeless - this means, that your changes do not
affect the underlying text or object until you say so by "accepting".
The exact meaning of "accept" depends on the context in which this command is executed:
A fileBrowser will save the text in the edited file.
A systemBrowser, will compile and install the code or class being edited.
