> sometime ago I asked which of the RFB/RemoteFrameBuffer versions should > be the one to go for. I choose yours > (http://source.lukar-renggli.ch/unsorted) because the one on squeak > source hasn't had commits (maybe because they were not necessary) but > more importantly, yours has been tailored to Pharo.
Yes, the one in my repository works with the new event system in Pharo. It does not work in any other image though. > I want to make some modifications to the code to better support > configuration of preferences by scripts and not by GUI prompts (I am > working my script to install and configure all I want in a pharo core > image, something like Damien's work, but only with my code and its > dependencies). For this, I want to share the code. Should I upload to > your repo? It is open to upload (I'm almost sure it is)? Sure, feel free to commit the code to my repository. Actually I already patched out most of the annoying GUI prompts myself. I use the code in many headless production images for years already and start/stop the server with "RBFServer start: 2" / "RBFServer stop". > Wouldn't be better to copy the RFB code from your repo to the > Pharo/PharoInbox repo given that it will be used heavily with > pharo-web/pharo-dev and more related to pharo than to lukas (I don't > have anything against your repo, in fact it is full of good code, but I > think that the more projects for pharo are stored in the same place, the > better for the final user. Also, I foresee this version as the official > one for pharo, not a version with addons/modifications/hacks for lukas' > servers. Feel free to post it to a new repository if you want. I did not commit my changes to the official repository because the repository is read-only and because I changed many things that might not be to the linkings of a wider audience. > to set the class variables and it doesn't permit other behavior. > Shouldn't this be a preference method and when called, assing the > apropriate variables values? I don't remember. Presumably I changed that because it was the only reasonable setting. > I can't find users of initialize on RFBServer class side. Where it is > called? On loading by Monticello? Yes, class-side initializers are called when the code is loaded. > What is the difference between names initialise (on instance side) and > initialize (on class side). Is a typo? #initialize on instance-side is called when the object is instantiated with #new. > I want to make and upload a new version with some modifications. After > review, do you agree to copy them to PharoInbox or do you prefer to have > it in your repo? I don't think this should go to the PharoInbox, this is not a core-image package. Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://www.lukas-renggli.ch _______________________________________________ Pharo-project mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project
