[Newbies] Font encoding

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 ___ Beginners mailing list

Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

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

Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

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

Re: [Newbies] what no Smalltalk at OOPSLA2006?

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

Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

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

Re: [Newbies] The Weekly Squeak is back!

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

[Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

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

[Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

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

Re: [Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

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

Re: [Newbies] getters, setters, attr?

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