In order to load the Citezen package, you can use the Catalog. Open Tools >> catalog browser and select Citezen package in order to load it.
On Tue, Jun 5, 2018 at 6:14 AM Gregg Williams <greg...@innerpaths.net> wrote: > Hi--another question, this time on loading an external package into Pharo. > > I want to do some work manipulating text, so I thought I would start by > reading the source code for an existing package that works on text. > > Here's what I did: > > On smalltalkhub.com, I found a package called Citezen, from team RMoD, > and downloaded the .mcz file. There were many versions, so I downloaded the > one with the latest timestamp. It helped that its name was > Citezen-All-sd20.mcz. > > I've tried adding this to my current Pharo 6.1 image in two ways: 1) by > dropping the .mcz file onto the window of PharoLauncher, and 2) moving the > file into my computer's package-cache directory. I had roughly the same > problems with both. > > Problem 1: There were multiple options for telling the system what do to > with it: Load, Load Version, Merge version, Open version, and Extract all > to.... > > Problem 2: Once I do that, I get to a window with buttons at the top: > Browse, History, Changes, Load, Merge, Adopt, Copy, Diff. > > Problem 3: Once I chose one of these, I got at least a half-dozen "Can't > find dependency <filename> Ignore?" messages (for example > "...Citezen-Parsers-cdlm.13" and "...Citezen-Tests-sd.39"). The default > button for this was "Yes", so I chose this. > > This started some downloading of files, a process that sometimes got > "stuck" and never completed. > > Not knowing any better, I then launched Pharo 6.1 (Stable). I could see no > indication that Citezen had been "added" to the system. > > Anyway, in a system browser, I searched for the string "Citezen" and found > five Citezen packages: All, Model, PArsers, Rendering, and Tests. But when > I selected any of them, no content appeared in the Class pane. Also > searching for a class containing "Cite" found nothing. > > Surely, other beginners have had the same problem as me. I would > appreciate pointers to any existing resources that would help me out, or > whatever help you'd care to give me. > > TO RECAP, I want to load third-party packages and read their source code. > What's the best way to do this? > > Many thanks! > > > -- Serge Stinckwich UMI UMMISCO 209 (SU/IRD/UY1) "Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute."http://www.doesnotunderstand.org/
