Hello.
I am using GNU Smalltalk 3.0.1 with the Emacs interactor, but I am having
some problems.
The first is that the key "!" now seems to be bound to a function
"smalltalk-bang", which seems to jump to the end of the chass
definition. I used that in the past to define methods, like
!MyClass methodsFor: 'stuff'!
oneMethod | parameter otherParameter |
"Method implementation goes here" !
!
I suppose this will not work anymore because of the new class definition
syntax? If that is the case, then is there some way I can edit my old
files without having to convert them all to the new sytnax?
BTW, the ne syntax confused me a bit.
I suppose the new syntax is the one used in the tutorial in the manual?
Like:
Object subclass: MyClass [
| var1 var2 |
oneMethod [
"..."
]
]
Or,
Object subclass: #MyClass.
MyClass instanceVariableNames: 'var1 var2'.
MyClass class extend [
oneMethod [
"..."
]
]
Right?
Also, every time I hit C-c d to send something through gst the focus
goes to the gst-mode buffer, so I have to keep hitting C-x o to
go back to the editing buffer. Is there some way to configure
gst-mode/smalltalk-mode so I can stay in the edit buffer even
after performing a doIt?
Thank you very much,
J.
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