Paolo Bonzini (02.09. 09:23): > > >Judging by the default path suggested in the File>Save as dialog, > >gst tries to save the image somewhere in /usr/local/ instead of > >the current directory, as "gst -i" does. > > > > > Yes, you should copy the image to somewhere you can write to, and run it > (either by making it executable, or with gst -I). This is common to > other smalltalk implementations.
hmmm.... executable image ... posing as shell script, that's neat. I tried changing the second line from the default exec gst -I $0 -a $@ to exec gst -I $0 -gqK browser/Run.st -a $@ but the image could not be loaded anymore. I guess that somewhere the offset of the image data is hardcoded. Would it be a good thing to determine the offset at startup time? Then you could create "stand-alone executables" (relatively speaking), who know how to call themselves, which seems fitting for OO development :-) s. -- Stefan Schmiedl +-------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ |Approximity GmbH | EDV-Beratung Schmiedl | |http://www.approximity.com | Am Bräuweiher 4, 93499 Zandt, Germany | |mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | Tel. (09944) 3068-98, Fax -97 | +-------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ _______________________________________________ help-smalltalk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-smalltalk
