+1
Doru
On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 8:24 AM, stepharo wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I will start to be picky about the mails to which I reply or even read.
> We should be more disciplined. Pharo-dev should be about Pharo-dev this is
> important
> for our concentration.
> I really like the other discussions
Sergio,
I'D say you first need to define what you mean by "persistent" If all
you need is to have them survive a Garbage Collection, you just need to
make sure these objects are referenced by som eother objects. Depending
on your use case, this can be Seaside Sessions, Global variables
(proba
On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 6:06 AM, sergio_101 wrote:
> I am building a seaside application, and am in the process of building my
> models and unit tests.
>
> I have a few objects that build up my data by creating objects.
>
> when i run the data creation methods, everything is fine. immediately
> a
Hi guys
I will start to be picky about the mails to which I reply or even read.
We should be more disciplined. Pharo-dev should be about Pharo-dev this
is important
for our concentration.
I really like the other discussions but we should have them in Pharo-users.
I think that it makes sense.
S
Hi laura
The update mechanism is sometimes updating part of the systems that are
currently used and hence it is difficult
to control what is happening.
What I suggest is to download new version using the PharoLauncher or
scripts
Stef
Le 15/1/15 05:30, Laura Risani a écrit :
How do i keep t
Le 15/1/15 06:06, sergio_101 a écrit :
I am building a seaside application, and am in the process of building
my models and unit tests.
I have a few objects that build up my data by creating objects.
when i run the data creation methods, everything is fine. immediately
afterward, since these
I am building a seaside application, and am in the process of building my
models and unit tests.
I have a few objects that build up my data by creating objects.
when i run the data creation methods, everything is fine. immediately
afterward, since these objects to belong to anything, they are cle
How do i keep the system updated? Should i just wait to the next version
release or should i do something in the the midtime?
I was feeling curious about World Menu> System> Software update , i tried
it (having saved the image) and after downloading some packages lots of
predebug windows showed up
i'm afraid i posed the question too broadly to be answerable, so
reformulating...
What are some tools you frequently use to ease development which are neither
built in the current official distribution nor domain-specific?
(for example i added TilingWindowManager, RBConfigurableFormatter, many
sho
you asked and I delivered. A video tutorial on the debugger , deeper into
live coding and a powerful tool to understand the internals of objects and
their structure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE2T2D8hikE
I will of course follow it with additional tutorials since its a rather big
subject but
what if the object stores a reference to itself? then you can access it
from the shadow copy?
On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 4:39 AM, Johan Fabry wrote:
>
> Yes, in the end it’s not working out for me, sadly. I think it’s because
> of that, but I’m not sure as it’s complicated … I’ll show you next week
Yes, in the end it’s not working out for me, sadly. I think it’s because of
that, but I’m not sure as it’s complicated … I’ll show you next week if you
want to know more.
> On Jan 14, 2015, at 16:14, Luc Fabresse wrote:
>
> Hi Johan,
>
> Be careful, it is not the object that will execute the
Hi Johan,
Be careful, it is not the object that will execute the finalizing code but
a shallow copy of it.
It can lead to deep debugging session sometimes ;-)
o := Object new.
WeakRegistry default add: o. "a shallow copy of o is registered"
o := nil.
Smalltalk garbageCollect.
Yes, adding it to the weak registry does the trick! Thank you Esteban for the
pointer and Torsten for the magic line of code WeakRegistry default add:
anObject.
Being able to hook into the GC in this way is extremely cool, it saves me a lot
of housekeeping work and I am very happy because of t
Hi,
I totally agree with what Martin says here. In my case I was interested
in Smalltalk for long time, but the game tutorial didn't catch my
attention. I planned several projects to learn, but none of them where
easy to start with. It was not until the expansion of Moose from
software analys
i am afraid not. But it will definitely be my next video tutorial ;)
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 4:18 PM, nacho <0800na...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks!
> Kilon, is this feature included in one of your amazing videos?
> thanks
>
>
>
>
> -
> Nacho
> Smalltalker apprentice.
> Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The other thing I like about Smalltalk debugger is from there being able to
select code and spawn a sub-debugger, so later I can return to the original
location and continue.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 10:18 PM, nacho <0800na...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks!
> Kilon, is this feature included in one of
Thanks!
Kilon, is this feature included in one of your amazing videos?
thanks
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by using the message "self halt" inside any method. When it reaches this
message it will stop execution and pop up the debugger, from there on its
just a matter of using the debugger to inspect the variables and move
execution one step at a time, the true power of smalltalk. This way you can
see ex
The halt method is used to put a breakpoint in the code, popping up the
debugger. Just write the following:
self halt.
and when this gets executed the debugger jumps into action.
I am surprised this is not clear, I thought that all beginner documentation
mentioned this. Can you tell me what
Ben,
How do you actually use the halt method?
I don't follow you.
Seems like an interesting thing to explore.
thanks
Nacho
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Sen
Hello!
Please, visit my blog and read new information about developement and
updates for Rewrite Tool.
Link: myfuncoding.blogspot.com
You can install the tool by evaluating this:
Gofer new
url: 'http://smalltalkhub.com/mc/MarkRizun/RewriteTool/main';
package: 'ConfigurationOfRewriteTool';
l
Smalltalk hub has its good and bad moments, I have been experiencing weird
behaviour from time to time
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 11:22 AM, Ben Coman wrote:
> no problem here.
>
> On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 12:55 PM, sergio_101 wrote:
>
>> Is the smalltalk hub site really flakey lately, or is it just
no problem here.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 12:55 PM, sergio_101 wrote:
> Is the smalltalk hub site really flakey lately, or is it just me?
>
> i am having problems loading pages, loading projects, etc..
>
> code seems to be uploading okay, though.
>
Le 13/1/15 15:13, nacho a écrit :
Hello,
As I struggle, not without fun of course, to learn more about Pharo and its
frameworks and idea came to my mind.
We could put together some guidelines on how to become proficient in Pharo,
and eventually come to be a power user and / or a developer.
I rea
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