Doru wrote:
I have a different opinion. This modality issue is not something we fix as a
bug. Of course, we can put in place a patch that somehow makes it work in the
current browser, but the core problem is a conceptual one. And that requires a
redesign of the user interface.
+1
And with the
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Triangulating...
14636, 14632, 14620
Both older versions have problems with cleaning up after NB, all three have
problems with high prio process,
the newest two with localhostname blockclosures.
Stephan
And an even older version:
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Camillo wrote:
in this case it is only the instance of Job which knows the status.
Thread-safeness is not an issue since the progress bar is pure approximation.
The problem is not approximation. Objects are not reentrant, getting the value
out of a model while it is reorganizing its
Stef wrote:
did you notice a different between SystemAnnouncer and replacing it by another
one?
Yes, it made a significant difference. It did not remove enough overhead though.
Jobvalue: was called over 100K times, doing that only every 100 increments
helped enough.
JobjobAnnouncer
And for 3.0
Issue 11520
Kernel-StephanEggermont.1588.mcz
Morphic-Base-StephanEggermont.85.mcz
While profiling some progressbar code, I noticed Job uses
the SystemAnnouncer. It seems odd that an Announcer used
for noticing code changes is reused for something unrelated
to code changes. Could we have a separate announcer for this?
Stephan
Stef wrote:
So I would like to rename them accordingly.
What do you think?
+1 I love consistent naming.
And I'd love a list of packages on squeaksource, ss3 and smalltalkhub
using these selectors in their latest version.
Stephan
In my experience, top and bottom are terminology from the visible domain,
not from the contents. That could confuse users. In a non-wrapped text,
is there going to be a scroll to top left and bottom right, or rather to
the beginning of the first/last line? Or as it is now, ignoring the horizontal
Alain wrote:
Maybe something like:
#scrollToEndOfText, #scrollToBeginningOfText, #scrollToEndOfLine,
#scrollToBeginningOfLine.
#pageUp, #pageDown, #pageLeft, #pageRight.
Clear to me, thank you
Stephan
### Here's what I've been up to since the last WhatsUp:
- Deployed a pier site www.legacycode.nl on DigitalOcean
- Made sure pier can be loaded cleanly in Pharo2.0 (mostly Diego's work)
- And Pier kernels can be loaded and saved as code,
so Sven's tutorial on deploying your first Pharo web
Camillo wrote:
- they are auto generate, no manual intervention needed to send them
So they should go to the issue tracker list
- the github repository is the place where you go to find changes, it's simply
impossible to figure out when
something broke on smalltalkhub since you cannot
Why is github writing messages to this list (instead of the issue tracker list)?
Stephan
When trying to categorize multiple methods in Nautilus, I noticed behavior
different from that what I expected.
I click-selected one method, then shift-clicked several more.
When I then did a mouse-down on the last selected and started
dragging, only the last selected was dragged. The other
Too bad digital ocean doesn't allow the creation of droplets at the moment.
AMS and NYC are over capacity, only SF. That's no option from Europe
due to latency.
Stephan
Igor wrote:
can i have it back,
I haven't had a Del key on my Macs since 1990 or so.
Fn Backspace to delete (US Intl) works for me.
What keyboard layout do you use?
Stephan
Can it be named, please ;)
Stephan
Great!
Time to simplify Magritte.
Stephan
Depending on your actual needs, you might get a much faster start
by using Glamour. It allows building an application at a higher
abstraction level.
Stephan
Sunburst + Roassal3D = Burning Man style CodeCity?
Looking good
Peace!
Stephan
Erwan wrote:
My question is, why trying to make something which is already working ?
I mean, just changing some SourceCity stuff and it will work for roassal (i
guess).
SourceCity is a fixed layout with buildings blocks. Roassal allows
switching combining layouts. So yes, you should be able
Esteban wrote:
512 GB is reasonable maximum for a single threaded app? Certainly it
is reasonable high! :-)
Engineering is about trade-offs. 10K euro's: ram, or engineering time.
Altough I think 4GB might be small, for me it is better to think about
scaling out, instead of up.
Latency
Thierry wrote:
UserInterruptHandler allInstances first setInterruptKeyValue: $. asciiValue
Ok, that helps.
In (a copy of) my PetitDelphi development image, it works.
After interrupting, it also gave a low-space warning.
if I let it run without interrupting, it just crashes. But that is
### Here's what I've been up to since the last WhatsUp:
- Made some progress with Diego parsing Delphi code
with PetitDelphi, units, classes, methods
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5539/9148484341_0405d8a261_o.png
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2829/9148515659_788742e646_o.png
and forms
Is 10569 on the list for today?
Cheers,
Stephan
Kilon wrote:
I have read that already Pharo VM has some restrictions on how much ram an
image can use. Obviously even for todays standard 4GBs for a single app is a
bit excessive but if pharo apps continue to grow in complexity and we start
to venture in areas of demanding ram needs , then it
10569 Backport 2.0 Better Interruption
says Work Needed.
What should I look into?
I am now loosing hours parsing/building large FAMIX models.
Stephan
Using Henry's
processToInterrupt
Look for best candidate to interrupt:
- any scheduled non-finalization process of lower priority
- the weak-finalization process, if scheduled
- the UI process
Never interrupt the idle process, since killing it
Thank you Steven,
Good to get some ideas on where and when to use or not cloud services.
James Foster asked:
Do Amazon's data centers outside the US qualify for EU usage?
According to the discussions (I'm not a lawyer), the FISA Amendments Acts
and the Patriot Act conflict with EU legislation
Another issue is, at least in the EU, the Data Protection Directive.
AFAIK no cloud provider from the US or with US ownership can
currently comply with that.
Stephan
Guillaume wrote:
I prefer the first one, creating a separate package depending on both.
Done merged.
Now there is an ArteBar package in Artefact.
Configuration not changed.
Stephan
So, this kind-of works. Both Artefact and Barcode repositories are not writable,
so here is an artefact package that depends on barcode.
ean13Test: aStream
drawing an EAN13
| pdfdoc aPage barcode sequence |
barcode := BarcodeEAN13 value: '2109876543210'.
Chris wrote:
You should be able to create a form, paint it white, draw on it with a barcode
TTF font, export that form to JPEG, and then use that JPEG into Artefact.
That won't work. Barcode readers need clean black-white transitions and that is
something
JPEG compression cannot provide (unless
Ben wrote:
Stephan wrote:
- I'm not sure making the order of the panes dependent on the order in which
the tabs are selected is a good idea, especially when you allow reordering
tabs by drag-and-drop; I think position based ordering is easier to
understand;
I do not understand
Me neither,
Nice work, Sean!
Stephan
I've taken a more detailed look at the tabs. I like the clean look and
the functionality very much.
To make multi-selecting tabs perfect:
- I would like to be able to shift-click to multi-select;
- if I command-click on a already selected tab, I would like it to
be removed from the set of
On 8 jun 2013, at 10:30, pharo-dev-requ...@lists.pharo.org wrote:
display bindRenderBuffers
And they need to go in
fillRenderingList: anOpenGLList drawDependencies: aBuilding
too.
I was not successful in committing to smalltalkhub (500)
Stephan
Ben wrote:
Actually some Smalltalk'ers consider the debugger a major facilitator of
TDD by mostly coding from within the debugger.
Yes. It is part of what we present as TDD done right.
We've shown it at a devnology user group meeting
in March. If anyone is interested in doing a presentation
to
Hi,
I've worked a bit with Dusty Diego on LightHouse, the Distributed Issue
Tracker.
Here is a short video of the current state of the project:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Q1DeeEiAQ
Source can be found on Smalltalkhub, DiegoLont/LightHouse
Stephan
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