On 01/12/2010 06:20 PM, Duke Normandin wrote:
dnormandin@ ~/programming/smalltalk/gst
10:15 am>> gst-load Blox
Object: File error: Permission denied
SystemExceptions.FileError(Exception)>>signal (AnsiExcept.st:216)
SystemExceptions.FileError class(Exception class)>>signal:
(AnsiExcept.st:79)
File class>>checkError: (File.st:85)
File class>>checkError (File.st:74)
ObjectMemory class>>primSnapshot: (ObjMemory.st:311)
ObjectMemory class>>snapshot (ObjMemory.st:318)
optimized [] in UndefinedObject>>executeStatements
(/opt/local/share/smalltalk/scripts/Load.st:153)
False>>ifTrue:ifFalse: (False.st:51)
UndefinedObject>>executeStatements
(/opt/local/share/smalltalk/scripts/Load.st:152)
I changed the perms on gst.im to u+x. Didn't help obviously. What
should th eperms be for an image file?
Aha, gotcha. This should be documented (or fixed...).
You cannot do gst-load on the system image because it's not writeable by
you. You need to create one with:
gst -i
or for example
gst -I ~/test/gst.im -i
and then
gst-load Whatever
For this reason, "gst-browser" actually loads the browser but does not
save the image---the saving occurs from the File/Save menu item, which
will pop up a dialog if the image is not writeable.
After you have an image, you can start it with -I or you can make it
executable and just execute it.
Paolo
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