Hi, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > -----Original Message----- > From: Bert Freudenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 11:32 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: [pws] Possible Fix (some NT user please try) > > On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > About filing in: > > > > In my Swiki window I open the World-menu and choose Open... and then > File... > > I select the complete window content and choose filIn selection. > > If I open a browser and I go to Swiki-FileServer/SwikiDirectory/file > > operations > > I see your moveFileNamed: method in the list with small differences: > > The code seams to be trimmed: > > - comments are leaved out (is it posible to swith that off?) > > - [nil] becomes [] > > - (rootName = actualFileName) becomes rootName = actualFileName on a new > > line > > > > can you comment on this? > > You're looking at decompiled code. This happens when Squeak cannot access > the original source code, which lives in the changes file. > > -- Bert > > Ger: ahum.., which means...? Which means that originally all swikis are delivered as a simple two files package: the image file and the virtual machine. (the swiki hierarchy is just data and we won't regard this for now). Every normal squeak distribution consist of a minimum of four files. In addition to the two mentioned above also the sources and the changes file. Now these files are essential for browsing squeak source code. (they are essentially the same the difference is just that the sources are regarded as more static). Two things you can easily do to increase your overall swiki-sever source code browsing experience is: download a SqueakV3.sources file from any normal squeak download site. create an empty file called <your swiki.image name>.changes.
Hope this helps, Torge P.S.: maybe a better way for you to file in code would be to open a file list (world menu-> open...->file List) and then choose 'file into new changeset' for the selected file (in the upper right pane) put these two files in your swiki server directory. >From now on you will see the sourcecode for all messages you change plus the sourcecode for the messages that haven't changed since version 3 of squeak has been issued.
