This is a new thread because it's not limited to any specific topic.
If you have questions about Pharo, especially "how do I do in
Pharo", you can always ask in this mailing list. You can, if you like
playing Russian Roulette, ask a Large Language Model "AI".
But there is an amazing resource
+1
Cheers
On Wednesday, January 24, 2024 at 10:17:31 AM GMT+1, Marcus Denker
wrote:
Yes, I would like to have drag-n-drop support, too. Or more specifically:
double click of the imagein the Finder opens that image.
(I am on the mac)
This has not changed since Smalltalk-80. Running Smalltalk-80 and
looking in the browser, I see
Dictionary>>
do: aBlock
super do: [:assoc | aBlock value: assoc value].
'super' here is Set, a Dictionary being implemented as a Set of
Associations (which was always a bad idea).
Dictionary>>do:
Wrong.
If you want to iterate of the associations of a dictionary, you need
#associationsDo:.
#do: passes the *values* to the block, *NOT* the associations.
On Wed, 24 Jan 2024 at 05:28, Joachim Tuchel wrote:
>
> AI knows little about Smalltalk ;-)
>
> You can use do: with each Association as a
There are many books about Smalltalk. Stephane Ducasse has made many
of them available as FREE pdfs.
Of course Pharo by Example would be a good start. The latest edition
of Pharo by Example I have ready to hand is 8.0, 2020, where what you
want is chapter 13, Collections.
aCollection do:
Yes, I would like to have drag-n-drop support, too. Or more specifically:
double click of the image
in the Finder opens that image.
(I am on the mac)
I did use it a lot when it worked, but talking to people it seemed that it was
not used a lot bu others.
I think the reason was that was quite
Thanks both Sergio and Noury,
I'm not a big fan of the pharo launcher, but I'll give it a chance.
Anyway I found that the problem to run multiple VMs is a constraint of macos,
see
https://www.totalphase.com/support/articles/200349376-multiple-application-instances-on-mac-os-x/
so if you want
