Hi
I've been trying to load the Cryptography group's SSL implementation
into my image but can't seem to figure it out how. The posts I have
found about this (from Ron) talk about loading
Cryptography-Configuration.mcm and then Crypt-Xtra-Config.mcm from
www.squeaksource.com/Cryptography (I
I've been trying to load the Cryptography group's SSL implementation
into my image but can't seem to figure it out how. The posts I have
found about this (from Ron) talk about loading
Cryptography-Configuration.mcm and then Crypt-Xtra-Config.mcm from
www.squeaksource.com/Cryptography (I think)
MVC is badly broken, right out of the box, for my 3.9-7067 image on XP.
Start MVC project, open workspace...freeze
Any tips?
-Mark
Another Dave wrote:
Bert Freudenberg-2 wrote:
Now, I just tried MVC in a 3.9 image on the Mac, and it is seriously
broken, I saw freezes,
We decided to remove the Xtra config. Also remember that you need to load
the patch for MonticelloConfigurations before using the config file.
http://bugs.impara.de/view.php?id=5217
Let me know if you have any questions.
Ron Teitelbaum
Squeak Cryptography Team Leader
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cdrick wrote:
I've been trying to load the Cryptography group's SSL implementation
into my image but can't seem to figure it out how. The posts I have
found about this (from Ron) talk about loading
Cryptography-Configuration.mcm and then Crypt-Xtra-Config.mcm from
In both cases it is harder to read so in my opinion it is best to stick with
arguments that are expected.
It is usually sorter and therefor any unnecessary characters, but I
completely agree with Run. The latest versions of Magritte do not use
this trick anymore.
Cheers,
Lukas
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Lukas
Ron, Thanks for the clear explanation. I ran the debugger on the
example I gave, and followed the code through until I saw the 'trick'
in action for myself -- it was one of those 'aha' moments. It's a very
tempting shortcut, but I'll heed your advice and steer clear.
Lukas, Thanks for clarifying
Il giorno mer, 07/02/2007 alle 13.42 -0500, Ron Teitelbaum ha scritto:
Hi Michael,
It's a trick. It only works because #value: is implemented on symbol as:
Symbolvalue: anObject
^anObject perform: self.
So the following works too.
#asUppercase value: 'I am a trick'
My
On 07/02/07, Giovanni Corriga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to mention the fact that if you use a Symbol instead of a block,
that use won't be listed in the Senders browser.
Giovanni
That was one of the things that I originally thought would weigh
against this idiom, but found to my
Hi David,
This is quite an aside from what you are asking, but if plan to build portable
UIs or tools, it may be interesting to look at ToolBuilder and ToolsPlus. I
know almost nothing about them, only that I recently learned they can be used
to build (simple) UIs that are portable between
That was one of the things that I originally thought would weigh
against this idiom, but found to my surprise that Senders of
identified these references correctly-- I'd previously found symbols
being included in my results and wondered why, but it looks as though
someone was aware of this
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