On 11/03/13 10:57 AM, Mohammad Al Houssami (Alumni) wrote:
Since you've just started using Pharo, I think you need to step back and put aside some preconceived ideas about code development you may have.
If this is the case then I should see the new package I created right? But when I look for it doesn't show. It's basically in the same state as when I downloaded pharo and run it the first time.
A PharoVM interprets a .image file. I suspect you already have another Pharo installation on your system, and that's what you've been running, not the one you downloaded.
You're now trying to "open" the .image file you want to work on, from within that old Pharo installation that is somehow already installed on your system.
Im opening the image file using pharo and not the other way around. Im not sure if I make sense.
"Im opening the image file using pharo". A Pharo VM (VM = virtual machine) "opens" the image file. If your thinking is that "pharo" is "opening the image file", then I think that's what is blocking you from seeing what's going wrong. What you're calling "pharo" is already a PharoVM running some image (probably a Pharo-1.0 image, based on Phil's posting). You might be thinking that "pharo" is some IDE that you use to "open" the pharo image. That's not what's going on.
