[Newbies] Font encoding

2006-09-07 Thread Jan Szumiec

Hello,

How would I set the proper encoding for fonts under Squeak? My keyboard 
layout under Windows is set to 'PL', and pressing LeftAlt-a should yield 
the letter 'ą'. Instead, I am getting some garbage.


Thanks,
jps

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Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

2006-09-07 Thread Brad Fuller
Michael Rueger wrote:
 Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas wrote:

 Hi Michael,

 I don't now if this is the proper place to ask. I'm really interested
 in Squeak and Sophie, so now that we're talking on the subject I
 would like to make some questions. Please if you have some other more
 proper place to ask about Sophie, please point me the place.

 you can subscribe to the sophie mailing list.
Where does one subscribe? It is not listed here:
http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/

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Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

2006-09-07 Thread Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas


Hi,

For the moment I'm trying to spread the word about Squeak using a local 
community Wiki for documentation:


www.el-directorio.org/CategorySqueak


I see that most of the spanish wikis about squeak are not updated 
frequently (I use this MoinMoin python powered wiki instead of the 
previous Smalltalk ones because I know better the syntax of the former). 
There is some kind of squeak ring with sites of news, wikis, and so on 
to join it?


Cheers,

Offray

Giovanni Corriga escribió:

Il giorno mar, 05/09/2006 alle 08.32 -0500, Offray Vladimir Luna
Cárdenas ha scritto:
  

Hi Giovanni,

I have seen in your blog that there where a demo on different squeak 
developments [SNIP]



Just a quick note on a side point: the Weekly Squeak is not my personal
blog. While at the moment I'm the only one posting, the blog will be the
collective effort of the Squeak News team
( http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/news ).

Joining the News team is also a good way for getting deep into the
Squeak community. So if any of you would be interested in working on the
Weekly Squeak (with articles, newsbits, interviews, reports), we'll be
happy to have you on board.

Giovanni

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Re: [Newbies] what no Smalltalk at OOPSLA2006?

2006-09-07 Thread Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas


Hi Stef,

Where I can get information on the student volunteer program for next 
year? What I need to do?


Cheers,

Offray

stéphane ducasse escribió:
People believe that Smalltalk is old, slow so after a while this 
is boring to fight with them.
If you want to see a lot of Smalltalk, apply to the student volunteer 
program of ESUG next year

and you will get a crazy conference for free with Smalltalk all day long.

Stef

On 31 août 06, at 19:52, Bakki Kudva wrote:


[Newbie Perspective]

I was looking for tutorials, tracks or just about anything related to
Smalltalk, Seaside at Oopsla2006 in Portland on October 22-26. I was
disappointed to see that there isn't any Smalltalk related topic -
what's up with that?

-bakki

PS: These are the closest things I could find-

Dynamic Languages Symposium
(Program/Venues)
...ussion of dynamic languages, their implementation and applications.
While mature dynamic languages including Smalltalk, Lisp, Scheme, and
Prolog

  T48: Totally Awesome Computing: Python as a General-Purpose
Programming Language
(Submission/Tutorials)
...nd their knowledge of the principles of programming languages,
since advanced language features (like novel, SmallTalk-like
applications of polymorphism) are so easy to teach in Python. Format:
The p...

---sad to see that only mention of Smalltalk is to make a point that
Python is great!
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Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

2006-09-07 Thread Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas


Hi,

Michael Rueger escribió:

[...]

you can subscribe to the sophie mailing list.
I'll add the information to the site asap, so others can look it up as 
well :-)



I will be wating for that list.


I have downloaded the build-6-32.zip 
http://impara.de/sophie/downloads/builds/build-6-32.zip and uncompress 


You need to download the release versions, not the builds. Sophie 
relies on quite a few plugins and external files which are all 
packaged in the release.


I have downloaded the build060906-3 and then uncompress the contents of 
the /Sophie.app/Contents/Resources/ folder in my hard disk. Then I ran 
the sophie.image file located in that folder and click on Update 
Sophie button (all went fine), and then on Start Sophie but I get two 
error windows, one says something like FT2Error: FreeType2 primitive 
failed [error ... and the other one Error: Instances of 
UndefinedObject are not in... (I can't resize the windows to see it 
properly, the environment doesn't respond to any click. ¿What I'm making 
wrong? (I don't know if this is related with the use of Linux instead of 
Mac).


Cheers and thanks again for Sophie,

Offray




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Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

2006-09-07 Thread Bert Freudenberg

Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas schrieb:


Hi,

Michael Rueger escribió:

[...]

you can subscribe to the sophie mailing list.
I'll add the information to the site asap, so others can look it up as 
well :-)



I will be wating for that list.


I have downloaded the build-6-32.zip 
http://impara.de/sophie/downloads/builds/build-6-32.zip and uncompress 


You need to download the release versions, not the builds. Sophie 
relies on quite a few plugins and external files which are all 
packaged in the release.


I have downloaded the build060906-3 and then uncompress the contents of 
the /Sophie.app/Contents/Resources/ folder in my hard disk. Then I ran 
the sophie.image file located in that folder and click on Update 
Sophie button (all went fine), and then on Start Sophie but I get two 
error windows, one says something like FT2Error: FreeType2 primitive 
failed [error ... and the other one Error: Instances of 
UndefinedObject are not in... (I can't resize the windows to see it 
properly, the environment doesn't respond to any click. ¿What I'm making 
wrong? (I don't know if this is related with the use of Linux instead of 
Mac).


Sophie runs fine under Linux, but only Mac and Windows VMs and plugins 
are included in the Sophie download crrently. Sorry.


- Bert -

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[Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

2006-09-07 Thread David Pollak

Howdy,

I'm coming to Smalltalk from Ruby (from Java.)

Ruby has a nice construct:
attr :attribute_name[,true]

The construct generates a getter (and an optional setter if the true  
flag is included) for the named attribute (instance variable.)


Is there a similar shortcut to generating getters and setters in  
Smalltalk/Squeak?  I'm not interested in turning on #autoAccessors as  
I want control over the getters and setters.


Thanks in advance.

David


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[Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

2006-09-07 Thread Steve Moffitt

Hi David
You can download the RefactoryBrowser from squeakmap or you can  
download and install the refactoryengine from http://squeaksource.com/ 
@ehoWsqHVuXjcUYEx/wpgyyYAP.
If you look at the menu from the second top pane ( the class pane )  
in the browser the submenu under instance variables will create  
accessors for you.


Steve
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Re: [Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

2006-09-07 Thread Bert Freudenberg

Steve Moffitt schrieb:

Hi David
You can download the RefactoryBrowser from squeakmap or you can download 
and install the refactoryengine from 
http://squeaksource.com/@ehoWsqHVuXjcUYEx/wpgyyYAP.
If you look at the menu from the second top pane ( the class pane ) in 
the browser the submenu under instance variables will create accessors 
for you.


That's in the regular browser, too, in the class's shifted context menu.

- Bert -
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Re: [Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

2006-09-07 Thread itsme213
One important difference: in Ruby you are using a mini-DSL. Remove or rename 
the attr... and the getters and setters follow. In Squeak once you generate 
the accessors you deal with them individually. So if you remove the instance 
variable, you have to manually remove the accessors.


Since you are in an image-based world with Squeak, a solution closer to Ruby 
would be to extend Class with methods like

 add_attribute: name :rw aBoolean
 remove_attribute :name
and invoke these directly on the appropriate classes. I suppose you can also 
extend the environment to put these onto menus.


You could step these up to Active-Record like DSLs (Magritte does equivalent 
things)

 add_attribute: name :rw aBoolean multiple: aBoolean inverse: aName

My (naive) understanding is that somehow this DSL-like style does not appear 
to have become popular in the Smalltalk world. Is that true?



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Steve Moffitt schrieb:

Hi David
You can download the RefactoryBrowser from squeakmap or you can download 
and install the refactoryengine from 
http://squeaksource.com/@ehoWsqHVuXjcUYEx/wpgyyYAP.
If you look at the menu from the second top pane ( the class pane ) in 
the browser the submenu under instance variables will create accessors 
for you.


That's in the regular browser, too, in the class's shifted context menu.

- Bert -
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