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Coincidently I, was in Helvetiae today, 110 km from where I currently live (Ravensburg) near Appenzell, had an unprepared ascend++ from Wasserau to the higher Seealpsee. So beautiful. Lungs bursting, heart pumping. but now i feel good! Get away from those screens from time to time! New for me: Looked up Helvetia in a bird's eye view. thanks. Will read more there too. How far does one go? I do like the SQL extension though. Not that I am important or so, far from it, but you can read more about me on linkedIn. I am trying to switch from many other languages/systems to Smalltalk, with the goal of finding a job where I can use it sooner better than later. I did often mainframe (PL/1, Cobol, DB2) projects with the same kind of fun as someone working on old locomotives on a historic railway. I have made my CV as a Seaside Smalltalk app, could put it in a Monticello package and would like to ask you to take a look at it and tell me how I am doing? If so: but where to place the .mcz? it contains a html tree as well. The idea is to put it on a Seaside server for everyone to see.(especially those who could employ me, as i am currently without work) There will be more than just the CV, e.g. UML diagrams and a technical description. Thanks. Won't write so much off topic next time, sorry :o) On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 7:19 PM, Igor Stasenko <[email protected]> wrote: > On 21 April 2011 18:06, Lukas Renggli <[email protected]> wrote: >>> So, what is your point? >> >> To prove your (quoted) sentence wrong: "And it works only for numbers >> (no pointers >> in smalltalk) and so, completely falls out of object model." >> > > Sure it is. Unless you turn it into message send with trick which you > described above. > But then it become even worse from performance point of view, because > of use of block closure for doing simple increment. > > so, people will be punished from using > > i++ > > instead of > > i := i + 1 > > which i finding amusing :) > > > -- > Best regards, > Igor Stasenko AKA sig. > >
