Hello everyone,
I'm new to Squeak and mailing lists in general. I will be going to Impara for a
short internship and am trying to get an overview of Squeak. I'm using the
Squeak-Tutorial at http://squeak.preeminent.org/tut2007/html/index.html.
However, in Section I, part 9, I'm required to use
Hi Raoul,
Welcome to the list, I hope you have a terrific experience at Impara.
SUnit requires that your class be a subclass of TestCase. If you look at
your testing object make sure that it is:
TestCase subclass: #MyTestClass
And not
Object subclass: #MyTestClass
If this is not the
On Jul 10, 2007, at 14:26 , Fabio Oliveira wrote:
Hi list!
I have a little project in Squeak and I usually play in my home using
Linux OS. Today I tried to open this project in my machine at work.
The machine is a Windows XP Professional, 2002 version with SP 2. The
workspace open and
Does anyone know why evaluating the following:
|aString|
aString := 'hello world'.
self halt.
in a workspace will hang the Squeak UI?
Please note that any Seaside applications still function.
Thanks
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Did you use the same image version at home to create the project
file? This one appears to be Squeak3.9.
Also, what does your project contain? Project files are part of the
Etoys environment which might not work too well with the Smalltalk
development tools (they should, but this might
Anyway, you certainly have discovered some sort of bug. The log
suggest this has something to do with the sources or changes file -
does that ring a bell with you?
this reminds me (a little) the bug I had because of my anti-virus
(NOD32) which was scanning the changes files each time it was
Does anyone know why evaluating the following:
|aString|
aString := 'hello world'.
self halt.
in a workspace will hang the Squeak UI?
this is not blocking the UI in my image...
but still you should put self halt before the affectation... or
better, you just remove self halt, select the
On Jul 10, 2007, at 18:06 , Fabio Oliveira wrote:
Hi Bert!
The answers are bellow.
Did you use the same image version at home to create the project
file? This one appears to be Squeak3.9.
Yes, it is the same image, I only did a copy of the image file and
chageset from the Linux box to the
Hi Bert!
The answers are bellow.
Did you use the same image version at home to create the project
file? This one appears to be Squeak3.9.
Yes, it is the same image, I only did a copy of the image file and
chageset from the Linux box to the Windows, without changes.
Also, what does your
Hi Cédrick!
In my Windows box there is a Trend Micro OfficeScan running, installed
by the organization, and I can´t disable it to test.I will try in
another machine, or to acquire permission to disable it.
Thanks for the tip!
On 7/10/07, cdrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, you
Bert!
Sorry, I read again and what I wrote didn´t make sense, my fault. What
I did was to copy both image and changeset from the Linux machine,
without changing anything in any of them (name, code, etc...), and I
tried to run in the Windows machine using a Windows VM.
I apologise for my bad
Hi Bert!
On 7/10/07, Bert Freudenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And with changeset you mean actually the xyz.changes file named
like your xyz.image? Changesets are something different.
Ops! Again a newbie fault, you are absolutely right, I did a copy of
the image and CHANGES files, sorry.
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