Mark,
Both are created when you publish. Look in your Squeaklets directory and you should
see them. Note, that for the last month or two, some changes have been in place that
send large objects (Forms, typically) to and from the server as separate transfers.
This is why you sometimes see a loaded project in a low-res mode first and later in
high-res after the real Forms have been fetched. The .pr files you see on your local
disk are actually zip archives (rename one to .zip and you can open an archive viewer
from the file list) containing all the pieces that are stored separately on the server.
Cheers,
Bob
On Mon, 7 May 2001 18:16:33 -0400 Mark Guzdial <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>How does publication to the SuperSwiki work? Doesn't it create both
>the .pr and .gif files?
>
>I'd like to be able to create both to my hard disk, too, so that I
>can upload them as I wish.
>
>Mark
>
>>we wanted to be able to either embed or reference a project file, so I
>>implemented the two as follows:
>>
>>*+project.pr+* will insert an image, project.gif, and link it to project.pr
>>
>>*+400x300:project.pr+* will embed the project in a 400 by 300 size
>>
>>the rationale for "guessing" the project.gif existence is that we plan
>>to provide facilities for publishing projects, and therefore can make
>>sure that the thumbnail is also posted. this facility would probably
>>be just another project on the swiki, whose "publish" would request a
>>new name, etc.
>>
>>and i do agree that general thumbnailing of links is a good idea.
>>
>>bolot
